You're A Foot 

An insult, stating that the person in question is a foot or smells like foot. Usually followed by "No, You're A Foot!"

Person 1)You know I'm right, ya damn butt pumpkin!
Person 2)Oh, yeah? Well, you're a foot!
Person 3)No, you're a foot!

You're A Foot by mbvkjhfgjkjnhibugji August 20, 2009

You're Gay To Me 

what you say to someone of the opposite sex that you have zero romantic interest in. a more polite way of saying it's not you, it's me.

Sorry Joe, but you're gay to me.

You're Gay To Me by squeezyesq. August 6, 2010

You're a 

Can be used as a pay out or come back.
You are a....

PErson 1: Sing to the taxi man and he will give you a cheap fare.
Person 2: You're a cheap fare

You're a by PNCC September 10, 2009

You're right, I'm sorry.

What you say to a female when they are angry with you.

Fail example

Guy: It wasn't my fault!
Girl: Let's not date anymore.

Good example.
Guy: You're right, I'm sorry.
Girl: I love you.

You're right, I'm sorry. by Female understander September 30, 2012

you're on fire 

If someone is on a roll. They are constantly doing something good like getting a correct answer, or maybe getting asked out by multiple people.

Facebook: You got a new follower.
Friend: That's six today! You're on fire!

you're on fire by Elizabeth Midford May 20, 2018

you're fired 

Sorry Donald. People have been using this phrase way before you even dreamed of having a show. It was fist used to fire someone from a job. This usage has dropped of though because saying "You're Fired" might spark emotion. Instead now HR people use the words terminated or released to let someone know they were "Let Go".

My friends have been using it forever when someone screws up and they are pissed.

Example 1)
Donald: You're Fired
Me: I'm sooo over this show

Example 2)
Me: Oops I forgot to grab the camera honey.
Honey: You're Fired. I'm going to find me a new boyfriend.

you're fired by Bryansix May 30, 2005

you're good 

An expression often used as an after-the-fact gesture. Made plainly as to denote a sense of good nature and understanding with one another. Also it is often used in place of "I'm okay".

Customer: "Oh I'm sorry, I thought you liked Duck Dynasty because of the long beard that you have. My mistake."

D.H. "You're good!"

you're good by The MI Shocker December 3, 2013