imma will smith u

A phrase meaning "I'm going to slap you (like how Will Smith slapped Chris Rock)."

"Your wife is bald."

"Imma will smith u."

by ZaneyP00 April 5, 2022

Who fukd u in the ass

The joke WHO
WHO ASKED

is boring

u come back at it by sayin
((The one who fucked you in the ass))
That’s who

Chad: who
Tyler: who asked
Moe: the one who fukd u in the ass

by zaworldo August 9, 2021

no u

This is used to indirectly insult someone which insulted you before

Dude 1: Hey Dude 2 u are a faggot
Dude 2: No u

by GiovannaGiorno September 24, 2020

No u

The hard counter to "ur mom gay lol". As you say this, watch your opponent die an agonising death of pain as you smile.

Friend: Ur mom gay lol get rekt
Me: Smiles as my mouth opens*
Me: No u
Friend: Dies a horrible death as he realised that the hardest comeback has hit him.

by MasterAegis July 5, 2019

U prep

A group of people who are all ugly accept Zane. The others can be very stupid at times and everyone has a crush on the best member Zane.

Those U prep kids are so cool. Especially Zane.

by Boiledyopto March 14, 2017

no u

The only two words which can create a disastrous scene, and end anyones whole career.

Sheriff) This shotgun is going to blast through your head.
Hank) no u
Sheriff) *FACE FUCKING OBLITERATES TO PEICES BECAUSE MADNESS COMBAT 3*

by Happy Hank March 16, 2022

bac u kry

(Albanian, sentence) - An Albanian phrase with cultural and historical significance often used by Albanians. It denotes the declaration of Kosovo's partially-recognized independence on February 17th, 2008.

In this slogan, "bac" translates to "uncle" in Albanian, and it is commonly associated with the late Kosovo-Albanian guerrilla fighter Fazli (Adem) Jashari, one of the key figures of the Kosovo Liberation Army. He was killed in 1998 along with the majority of his family during a Serbian police raid in the village of Prekaz, in the Drenica region.

During the independence celebration, participants prominently showcase banners featuring the slogan "bac u kry" as a symbolic expression of unity and remembrance. As speakers address the crowd, narrating the historical struggle for independence, the phrase gains prominence as a chant resonating through the event venue. It functions as a unifying element, symbolizing collective determination for freedom and commemorating individuals who played a role in the events leading to Kosovo's independence. In this context, the phrase serves as a shared expression of resilience and commitment to the ideals represented by the declaration of independence.

by ImNotTheOxfordDictionary November 15, 2023