1.) A statement expressing wishes to attend some sort of activity (i.e. We should all go to the movies sometime), but at the same time expressing no plans to actually organize such an event.
2.) Such a remark made as an insinuation that the person on the receiving end should plan said event.
2.) Such a remark made as an insinuation that the person on the receiving end should plan said event.
"Adam said that we should go to the mall and hang out sometime."
"Really? When did he say to go?"
"He didn't, it was only a we should."
"Really? When did he say to go?"
"He didn't, it was only a we should."
by Marshall Banana April 23, 2006
when she be doing exactly what she should.
by its_mc_squared February 08, 2023
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by Jiz rag March 14, 2005
by MetallilbangeR April 08, 2005
split usage of both of the words "might" and "should," implying a sense of both mild necessity and lethargy
When asked by his wife if he had planned on watering the plants and feeding the cats, Walter replied, "I might-should, if don't want a beating."
by John Raymond October 06, 2003
A PHRASE USAULLY USED WHEN DEALING WITH THE PUBLIC IN THE WORK PLACE OR WITH FRIENDS.IT IS LIKELY USED WHEN YOU EITHER DONT CARE OR HAS NO CLUE AS TO THE PERSON IS TALKING ABOUT BUT A QUICK WAY OUT OF THE CONVERSATION.
CUSTOMER:I HAVE AN OLDER MODEL COMPUTER.IF I BUY THIS CHIP WILL IT WORK? EMPLOYEE:UUMM YEA THAT SHOULD WORK!!!
by DIRTY-ROSS April 04, 2009