A term used when someone is trying to bemuse his/her collective audience by using complex words in a conversation that he/she has no understanding of.
Person 1: "evidently the opportune moment presented itself to one self and so consequently, ergo, vis a vis one had to take it....photosynthesis"
Person 2: "You're speaking in Liddles, mate"
Person 2: "You're speaking in Liddles, mate"
by the main yout January 19, 2015
"That guy was in total Neph-speak mode, man, he was all like 'fish-head, buttocks, my only eye, my only I, I am the center of all that is, take a piss, see if I care, millennium hand and shrimp'"
by SignorGalilei April 02, 2004
by white nigga candy October 15, 2014
When you are pushing in your chair and it makes a fart noise and everyone turns towards you with the utmost disgust.
Me:*Pulls in seat - Chair makes weird noise*
Person:Are you fucking kidding me? Again!? You know we aren't aloud to open windows in this class!!!
Me:B-but it was a Speaking chair, trust me!!!
#Awkward #Chair #Speaking #School
Person:Are you fucking kidding me? Again!? You know we aren't aloud to open windows in this class!!!
Me:B-but it was a Speaking chair, trust me!!!
#Awkward #Chair #Speaking #School
by Shitionary May 16, 2016
To understand something.... to confirm a statement. To agree with someone. Another way to say "I feel you"
*Mostly used by people from the West Coast
*Mostly used by people from the West Coast
Mark: Hey are you trying to ball later?
Anthony: Oh yup! I speak that("I feel you")
Anthony: Are you trying to go to this party later?
Mark: I speak that!
Anthony: You speak that?
Mark: Oh yup! I speak that!
Anthony: Oh yup! I speak that("I feel you")
Anthony: Are you trying to go to this party later?
Mark: I speak that!
Anthony: You speak that?
Mark: Oh yup! I speak that!
by WildcatChick December 13, 2010
Derived from 1337 (leet) speak, and the sound of a sheep (bleat). Used in reference to something someone would say in order to fit in with whatever is "cool" in popular culture at the moment. Also used in reference to the lingo that sheep of the pop culture crowd would commonly use.
Guy #1: What's up with John tonight? Why's he talking like that?
Guy #2: He's just using bleat speak to hook up with the young chicks.
Guy #2: He's just using bleat speak to hook up with the young chicks.
by vapidfool January 25, 2010
When someone is very passionate and enthusiastic about the point they are trying to put across. Often putting their hands on your shoulders and shaking the life out of you as they speak. They (without noticing) use A LOT of aggressive hand gestures, but then notice they are doing it as you start to imitate their movements. This "passionate speaking" may include a certain amount of sarcasm and can be found quite humorous by those who understand it. True naturals at "passionate speaking" can even convey their gestures and feelings quite miraculously through text. Ones may even say it's as if they can feel the glare from the person through their text. For highest quality of smiles and laughter it's best witnessed in person.
by malorie.gs@gmail.com July 27, 2020