No u no tackbacks

the end of the no u

me: your mum gay
friend: no u
me:no u no tackbacks

by Memeboiiiiiiii May 10, 2019

u r

It means "you are" in Text language

How come you didn't know that?

U R Cute

by What ever July 12, 2018

`~`Uvilada`~`<`~`Danielle`~`Leigh`~`Curiel`~`>`~`,`~`Talita`~`<`~`Terry`~`Alan`~`Crews`~`> {Bachl<U><T>}

`~`Uvilada`~`<`~`Danielle`~`Leigh`~`Curiel`~`>`~`,`~`Talita`~`<`~`Terry`~`Alan`~`Crews`~`> {Bachl<U><T>}

`~`Uvilada`~`<`~`Danielle`~`Leigh`~`Curiel`~`>`~`,`~`Talita`~`<`~`Terry`~`Alan`~`Crews`~`> {Bachl<U><T>}

by Angel234IsTheDarkSeraphim March 31, 2025

su-u-u-u-uper-nicely

Da way you should ask for anything dat's somewhat difficult, inconvenient, unusual, etc.

One should always be ultra-polite when asking for any favor, of course, but you should act especially humble and unassuming if your request involves anything other than "run-of-the-mill" stuff. Most people will usually understand that life is not always easy or convenient, and so if you ask su-u-u-u-uper-nicely (and of course, try to only request help/favors when you really need it), it is amazing what people may do/allow for you.

by QuacksO August 5, 2019

sne , u give me food ?

Typical quote from a hungry student.

Often used before, during, and after lectures at universities.
Refers to common situations when poor and malnourished students scavenge for food among other, luckier in life fiends.
Sne being a diminutive form from Snezana, name lately gaining much popularity in Dublin. One can find great examples of Sniezanas at DCU (Dublin City University), where they tend to share food, especially during spanish language classes!

Sne Sne, tengo mucha hambre, why u no give me food, por favooor ! ! ! !
sne , u give me food ?

by qiuA1@nn;Loo August 31, 2012

The U

Slang for, and also the less awkward way of saying, the urinal.

Guy *trying to be chill*: Hey I just chugged a litre of water and I gotta use the U.

Girl: You know you can just say urinal

Guy: I know, but I use the Urban Dictionary.

by Licensed_Nerd December 11, 2018

U

(Pronoun): You

(Noun): 21st letter of the English alphabet and is a vowel.

PersonA (over text): How are u?

PersonB (also over text): mf you're acting like you're saving time writing "u" instead of "you".

by YankeeDoodle(fife and drums) December 29, 2022