Agree to Disagree

When to people attempt to, but cannot reach common ground and agree that there can be no agreement between them.

Kid 1: Mom and dad had a big argument yesterday
Kid 2: What happened?
Kid 1: Mom wanted to go to Olive Garden for some alone time with dad, but the NBA championships were on, it was 4th quarter in game 6 of the Bulls-Celtics series. Dad promised to go later, but mom insisted on going now. After 10 minutes of bickering, they ordered me to my room. I could still hear them cursing though
Kid 2: So what happened?
Kid 1: They agree to disagree. Mom went to olive garden with some of her friends and dad stayed home and watched the game.
Kid 2: Was it worth it?
Kid 1: I guess, the bulls won by one point in OT and mom came home full with a smile

by J Wonda May 16, 2009

I don't disagree

The ultimate corporate weasel-speak. WTF? Either you agree or you don't agree.

See also: 'Evasive mumbling"

"John, the numbers just don't make sense. We can't spend $10,000 per impression."

"I don't disagree Phil, but it seems like we should look beyond the numbers here."

by Menopausal Hyena February 3, 2010

agree to disagree

What many people who submit entries to this site need to do.

Especially people who submit definitions for bands.

by King Tomo April 21, 2005

disagreeance

What stupid people say instead of disagreement.

Tim is so stupid that he thinks disagreeance is a word.

by labgenius August 26, 2009

disagreer

a person who disagrees -does not have to be always but they must disagree often enough

We call her The Disagreer.

by .Alicia July 10, 2005

Agree to disagree

1) verb: When multiple parties accord that they have/will not reconcile(d) a dispute.

2) verb: What many urbandictionary.com users have done in reference to another user's definition of 'agree to disagree'.

1) If people with leftist views agree to disagree with the views of right-wingers, and vice versa, I'm not too sure they will have anything to talk about.

2) 954 thumbs up to 3669 down?? I'd say that most people will agree to disagree with Calvin the Great, wouldn't you?

by Chief Running Brain May 19, 2009

agree to disagree

To disagree, with the significant stipulation that the speaker will not attempt to change their mind of the listener.

On that point, we agree to disagree.

by patsw May 16, 2009