With all due respect

When you say something and cover it up to make it sound better.

Justin: with all due respect......
Brad: you can't say that!!
Justin: it makes it better!

by #3OrDie July 28, 2022

with stick or in suit

To meet in person (with stick) or in court (in suit) to sort out conflict

“I’m sick of your loud noise all night”
“Well let’s meet with stick or in suit and sort it out because I’m not quieting down”

by Obediah Stain February 20, 2023

With Chinese Characteristics

Used when you mean the exact opposite of what you say beforehand.

Origin: “Socialism with Chinese characteristics”, meaning: corporatist hellhole of child labor factories with suicide nets, but we get to eat bing chilling afterwards.

Mike: Hey honey, I’m gonna go head to the grocery store, with Chinese characteristics.

Susan: I already know you’re cheating on me. You don’t have to use your stupid meme phrase.

by K. C. Austin February 21, 2023

With the program

Cali typically L.A slang that stands for "get with the shits" or also just know to get active w the people around you (clicks, gangs, etc)

"Yo get with the program foo"

"You know it dawg"

by Jackson Alvarado May 10, 2023

With the business.

To be "With the business." Is used to describe someone involved in illegal activity. Typically drug dealing or prostitution.

: No don't trip dog. James and Jamie are solid, they are with the business.

by Businessman801 May 22, 2023

With a K

Added to the end of a person's name to symbolize they have become irritated by someone's words or actions.

After being tail gated, Jessika with a K stops her car to scream obscenities at the driver.

by Dusanu July 24, 2024

With out

An alternate spelling for “without”

Never let them in your house with out a warrant.

by Shadev November 23, 2023