You're a 'Fred'

A Fred is a person who has the personality trait of Fred from Scooby Doo. This is a person rejects girls although they hang out with girls. Also, they could have blue hair, blue eyes and a person who laughs at their own jokes or doesn't listen to anyone else. This is the personality trait used in Scooby doo such as the series "Mystery incorporated". The "Fred" boy could also be a single child or a "mummy's boy" which is also seen in the "Mystery incorporated" series, Scooby doo.

You're a 'Fred'!

by @catsbeltbombik July 9, 2021

You're Winner!

1) Derives from the horrible, horrible PC game, Big Rigs: Over the Road Racing, quite possibly the worst game ever created. When you won (which was every race), a 3 handled golden trophy would come up along with huge lettering "YOU'RE WINNER!". When you raced again, the term wouyld come up, even though you didn't win yet.

2) Used as sarcasm

1) Big Rigs: Off the Road Racing sucks

2) Guy 1: "So I knocked up this underaged girl the other day."

Guy 2: "Wow. YOU'RE WINNER!"

by Justin H. April 9, 2005

you're the sex

To call someone the sex would be like calling someone the best as an exclamation of thanks

*bob gives jimmy £10*
jimmy:"thanks bob, you're the sex"

by TomWarren June 3, 2007

You're such a pants

Slang phrase meaning endearment and affection.

You ordered my favorite takeout and got my favorite movie! You're such a pants!!!!

by boston3party July 23, 2009

You're mom

gay

You're mom gay

by therandompersonwhodoesntmatter May 8, 2018

You're fired

Phrase that made a Billionaire...a little bit more rich, like he needed it in the first place.

Donald, since you have enough $ to last you your lifetime plus, YOU'RE FIRED....I'm the new spokesperson for The Apprentice!!!

by Andi March 11, 2005

You're fired

An unsympathetic and merciless phrase which may be used by those with the power to hire and fire employees or contractors, when they no longer require the services of those in their employ.

Popularised by the entertainer Donald Trump on the TV show 'The Apprentice', before the majority of US voters decided to turn the phrase on him in November 2020.

"Mr Trump, the people have spoken: you're fired!"

by Sneachta dubh November 8, 2020