Got any cherries up in here?

Said when looking for something fresh in a stale place.

Dude, this party sucks. They got any cherries up in here?

by kofyslug July 1, 2009

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cherries and blueberries

when a cops lights are flashing

Ah! He's flashin his cherries and blueberries at us!

by VVeedson March 24, 2010

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rings my cherries

A slot-machine reference. When three cherries appear (on an old-school one-armed bandit), ringing noises ensue = jackpot.

Usage can be "that band rings my cherries" or "whatever rings your cherries."

by LRL September 19, 2008

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This is US Army slang commonly used during the Vietnam War. It was also used during the Korean War and may even date back to World War II. It means a soldier who is a combat virgin whose behaviour in combat is, therefore, unpredictable. When soldiers like this arrived in a unit, as a replacement for someone killed or wounded, they were often viewed with suspicion and were referred to as FNGs, until they had proved themselves.

The replacements we got are all FNG cherries, no lifers, number ten.

by AKACroatalin February 21, 2019

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Sweet Cherries

A cute phrase you can use in place of any of the given listed, words.

Also, a variation of Cool Beans!...but sounds better!

"That is Sweet Cherries" said Pam.

by Rina aka Tia May 8, 2008

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pretty pretty please with cherries on top

a statement used to show that you really want something, or someone.

Setting: Home
Characters: mom

teenager

Teenager: When can I get married?
Mom: How about 23 or 24?
Teenager:MOoom! I'll be an old

man by then.
Mom (rolls her eyes): 24 and that's final.
Teen: 19 or 20 or 21...please???
Mom: How about not?
Teen: Pretty pretty please with cherries on top???
Mom: Find yourself a girlfriend first.

Teen: That was a bad joke.

by ita112 August 6, 2011

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