well-hung

an adjective describing a man with a large penis.

Andrew Cadoza is the most well-hung 16 year old in Ridgewood, NJ.

by Dane, the one who got your mom pregnant June 11, 2006

Well, You Know Me...

Reflects personal opinion, but should be used when a conversation should end, or a topic should be changed. Should be followed by a sip of a beverage.

Jim: But you like every Led Zeppelin album
Clarence: Well, you know me.................................So yeah, I saw Tina yesterday.

by Anthony S September 10, 2005

'well aye man' or 'well aye'

'well aye man' means 'yes of corse' or it could mean just agreeing to somthing good.

e.g.1- person1 " that bitch is canny fit like isnt she"
person2 " well aye. "

e.g2 person1 " you coming to get smashed at the pub tonight?"
person2 " well aye man. "

'well aye man' or 'well aye'

by davidmid5 June 23, 2006

Well Job

A clever portmanteau of "Well Done" and "Good Job" that conveys being befuddled but still wanting to congratulate quickly. Generally considered to be classier than it's inverse "Good Done".

"Hey, I just found a penny from 1932!"

"Uh, well job?"

by T. S. Hogdahl II September 28, 2009

Well, fuck me dead and bury me pregnant!

Can be used with or without the "Well". Australian equivalent of the American "Well, stick a fork in me because I am done!" Expression of surprise or disgust, or of having absolutely nothing else to say, or of being flummoxed, bewildered, dismayed, stunned, or perplexed. Acronyms: WFMDABMP, FMDABMP, WFMD, FMD. For some really good examples, watch the Australian movie "Welcome to Woop Woop". BTW, FMD would be an appropriate Australian response for an Australian completely mortified by an American telling him that his favorite Australian movie is "Welcome to Woop Woop".

American: "My favorite Australian movie is 'Welcome to Woop Woop'."
Australian: "I am grossly mortified! Not all Australians are like that! That movie does not accurately reflect Australia!"
American: "Well, fuck me dead! I live in Los Angeles and you're telling me that movies aren't real?"

Question from atop the toilet: "Where's the toilet paper?"

Answer: "We're out of toilet paper."
Response: "Well, fuck me dead and bury me pregnant!"

by The Winn Drive Wonder June 30, 2017

Well played

As I said before

People want a reaction

People do things to cause a reaction

Crate a situation

To meet their needs / ends

This writing right here

Caused as a reaction

The circle

Just before that happened ..

The strangeness was at a new level

Lights flashing on and on

More reveal themselves

This time the tv crew and the original tv crew

Yep YOU! know exactly who you are

You also know I’m upset and that’s the only reason there was an excuse ..

For another knock at the door

2 nights in a row

Different faces

All because … of the one face I would actually like to knock at my door

Jealousy led us here

Your souls record this …

Usually I delete ..

Now .. they will all remain forever

My evidence …

But now this will be testament to my neighbours and the years of torture they collectively and we all know … collectively …

Abused me

To point of this …

And you will pretend you don’t know or somehow found by accident or this is not about you or exist at all .. yet your thumbs do not lie …

If it ever comes to it … there will be a record of this ….

Strange how I wake in the middle of the night … all this on my mind

Best way to fuel and artist

An artist that no longer really eats

Instead of outside now I will stay inside ..

Keep it up .. be proud ..

The service to humanity .. you should be proud of yourselves ..

My kids .. got to see more of what they shouldn’t ….

I can’t thank you enough ….

……..

Well played

Well played … have your fun in the sun

We know it’s simply because … I reject you

I know a person … she has a similar issue

Humanity …..

Dark Ages ….

If I were kill oneself … yes you all played a part …

by LetsTalkAboutX January 12, 2023

well in

Perhaps the most versatile phrase ever to appear on urban dictionary ever. It can be used in many many situations and contexts but its main uses are:

1. To be well in with someone - ie being in a relationship, or in someone's favour

2. Getting well in - can mean trying to start a relationship, pulling a bird, or getting to any of the 'bases' with anyone.

3."WELL IN!" as an exclamation - can be used either as an expression of success or celebration (ie an alternative to 'YES!') or used to indicate when a friend or associate is 'getting well in', usually in conjunction with a sharp elbow prod.

1. "Oh yeah, I've been well in with Suzie for nearly 2 years now"

2. "Don't worry you're well in with my family, they like you."

3. "Dude shut up i'm tryin to get well in here!"

4. "Got well in last night...ahhhh!"

5. (Guy finishes a sudoku) "WELL IN!"

6. Friend A: (talking to girl on phone) "So...do you fancy coming to the cinema later? you know, just me and you? you would? awesome!"

Friend B: WELL IN LAD!!! (sharp elbow prod in the side)

Friend A: OW! feck off, loser! No, not you Charlotte!

by Cam Aan January 17, 2007