gets me going

Something that causes someone to get angry, or sexually aroused.

"Those fantasies really gets me going, though."
"The way he speaks gets me going, I promise you."

by BATMN every day January 6, 2018

you wound me

In this context, wound is not the past tense of wind (as in to "wind up a clock", nor as in "the wind blows"). It is instead the verb form of the noun "wound", meaning an injury of some description.
this wound has nothing to do with an actual physical injury, it's more of an emotional wound

"Why, Jaime, my sweet brother," he said,"You wound me. You know how much I love my family."

by Digital Damsel May 29, 2021

laming me out

have u ever seen someone do something so embarrassing or stupid where they just keep digging themselves into a hole, and its so bad u feel embarrassed for them or to even be around them?
pretty much the same deal except when someone says or does something really lame, pathetic or stupid and u just feel like really lame/pathetic around them caus theyve just humiliated themselves or yourself

*someone says/does something really pathetic/lame and digs themselves into a hole and just wont shutup*

'they are laming me out so much right now'

by bethannie September 11, 2007

doff me a hat

a phrase meaning

1) show me respect please and/or show me more respect that you are currently showing me

2) (offensive/rude) a man asking a woman to drop everything she is doing and immediately give him a blowjob

girlfriend: please doff me a hat and appreciate me more, i could your dinner everyday.

boyfriend: no, you should doff me a hat; i would like you to be able to give me more blowjobs.

by Sexydimma August 28, 2013

Nigger me to death

annoying someone so much it becomes a certain problem

Johnny stop asking about the game. Nigger me to death.

by Rice baby January 24, 2022

rag me up

rile, irritate, provoke

if you rag me up again parking in my space I'll have you nicked

rile irritate harasschaferankleget under your skintaunt

by notquitepatrick October 22, 2015

Oh Mes Jours

A European twist on the common phrase:

"Oh My Days"

Coined by a 21st century Genius.

Can be written in l33t speak as OMJ.

French Teacher: Your homework for tonight is to learn some french.

Student: Oh mes jours!

French Teacher: WTF?!

by Jons Octopus July 8, 2010