Yeah for sure

The perfect response for any sort of shit talking directed towards you. Opposite from the traditional dictionary definition which confirms something. When said back to the person, it means that, the statement is completely false, you don't agree, or you flat out don't give a shit about the statement. Can be used as a response in any situation, as long as it's sarcastic.

"Hey johnny i heard you like to touch little boys"
"Yeah for sure, bro"

by Gonzilla March 7, 2013

hot for sure

used to describe a person, place, idea, or thing that is most definitely awesome. can be abbreviated as HFS.

"Last night was hot for sure."
When your bff asks you how she looks, you respond: "HFS."

by SBar November 11, 2009

Oh for sure

A term that kids use sarcastically when talking

Me: "Wow you did a great job, Nathan!"
Nathan: "Oh for sure"

by gombardi September 6, 2017

Shitty for Sure

A phrase used not when something just sucks, but when it's royally screwed. Generally used in terms of happenstances.

Dupe 1: Dude I just dropped my phone in the lake.
Dupe 2: Man, that's shitty for sure.

by KJoH February 26, 2011

He For Sure Smells Amazing

When someone keeps a big job predominantly for how they look and for the perception of it being a good fit, as opposed to *actually being good*, he HAS to do all the little aesthetic things to compensate for being terrible.

Yurk: Ugh, my team has had the same shitty GM for 7 years, and we suck so bad. Why haven't they fired him yet?

LD: Well, obviously White Collar Steroids, but mostly he LOOKS the part and probably works the boardroom.

Yukr: Ugh, Ya, he for sure smells amazing, too.

by Mike109999 March 4, 2022

yeah, no, for sure.

Interj.
(Toronto-Slang)
1. Affirmative; Yes.

2. I agreed with you from the start of that last sentence.

"These evil robots are really getting on my nerves lately."
"Oh, yeah, no, for sure. They've taken it too far with the probes."

by floppsy April 27, 2021

sure for that

a variation of "that's for sure" or simply "sure" that was invented accidentally by my Italian friend (because no one told her she was saying it wrong, but we decided we liked her version better); normally used with a sarcastic undertone

Giorgia: Man, you were so plastered last night.
Angela: No I wasn't, actually, I was just having fun and exaggerating a bit.
Giorgia: Uh-huh, yeah, sure for that.

by tequila.and.icecream2010 June 24, 2010