try and try

A informal phrase used when someone who is annoyed and thinks someone/something can't do something.

-I bet you I can win the lottery today!
-Try and try.

by Granny pig July 04, 2021

Try

Try, in Hawaiian Pidgin, means make an effort at, attempt to—it’s a polite command:

Try look (please look at that, Look at that! attempt to look at…)
Try come (please make a real effort to come)
Try eat (please eat this—implied that if you just try it, you’ll like it)

by Milolii March 03, 2011

Try

A verb that's definition is to do something that you want to do or not with a chance of failing.

Dad: Hey son. Could you try not to set the house on fire?

Son: Ok. I'll try.

by Rieska April 04, 2017

no try

A scoring system adapted from the sport of rugby to allow the secret approval of new women in the workplace. By shouting 'try' or 'no try' one can identify you preference to the said woman. Alternatively, by drawing a rectangle in the air with both hands and declaring 'video ref' you can call in a colleagues second opinion.

New girl walks into the office;
Timmmmmy draws a rectangle in mid air with both hands and calls 'Video Ref.'
Joey shouts 'Definate No Try, she's proper mugly'

by Paul, Matt and Rik August 12, 2006

Trying It

when someone attempts to make something or themselves relevant, but really they just end up looking desperate.

When Beyonce dropped her "Flawless" remix featuring Nicki Minaj, Lil Kim decided to add a verse and drop it. She is trying it.

by devotrot August 05, 2014

Try

A provocative word used to make someone else angry or pissed at you.

"Man I don't think I can go to D'Qwan's party on Saturday..."
"Try"

"Hey honey could you hand me my drink?"
"Try"

by D'Qwan's Ultamite MIxtape August 26, 2016

trying

parents, when you’re child says they’re trying they’re trying their hardest. just bc you gave birth to them doesn’t mean you control them bc of their grades. grades don’t define you sweetheart. and to all the children reading this, i know how you feel but i promise you i’m here for you even though you don’t know me.

parents: you’re grades are HORRIBLE (that makes an impact on your life)
child: mom/dad i’m trying but it’s hard

by stealerthingy December 20, 2020