Speak

The new cool way of answering your phone when some one close calls you.

(WARNING) DO NOT ANSWER THE PHONE LIKE THIS IF YOUR PARENTS OR GRAND PARENTS ARE CALLING. IF DONE THIS COULD RESULT IN YOU GETTING SMACKED UPDSIDE YOUR HEAD.

Davit: calls Clarence on the phone.
Clarence: Answers the phone Speak

by creep master November 3, 2009

gangsta speak

Language which disregards common English teachings. Talking like a gangster is the most effective way to unite yourself with your inner thug.

A complete and hilarious guide to speaking gangsta:
purpleslinky.com/humor/how-to-speak-gangsta/

Example of gangsta speak - "Yo! Nuff' trippin dog. I be ti'ed of yo whiney tude."

by Wat be up? January 8, 2012

leet-speak

The practice of substituting any number of letters or symbols for actual letters coupled with purposefully phonetically mis-spelling words while chatting in order to make your chat unreadable to all but the "elite," or, all the other dorks you are chatting with.

31337 = ELEET = Elite

by Eric Seven September 29, 2004

Speakeasy

A hidden bar popular during the prohibition era.

Wow. Did you hear about Kelly and Lisa’s speakeasy party?

Yeah! I heard the password is ‘Meat wagon.’ Don’t tell anyone.

by Escapedgoldfish January 10, 2020

Covid Speak-Easy

Any bar, restaurant or gym that is operating in violation of the covid-19 restrictions

My house had a built-in bar in the basement and I've turned it into a neighborhood Covid Speak-Easy

by LordViper June 17, 2020

Dirty Sinead

Dirty Sinead is when you open someone's vagina flaps up and continuously yell 'carole fuckin' baskin'' until the person orgasims and squirts out sardine oil in which you then use to coat your victim before feeding them to a tiger

she did a Dirty Sinead

by Kairithecat123 April 20, 2020

i don't speak japanese

phrase used after someone says something to you, but you have no idea what the hell he/she is talking about.

person: dude! did you know that mathematicians have discovered that the convergence of a sequence also means that for every epsilon greater than zero, there exists an number "N" such that if "n" is greater than "N" then the absolute value of the limit subtracted by the term is less than epsilon?
you: ....uhhh...
you: **short pause**
you: i don't speak japanese

by alvin santos June 1, 2007