Squint your ears

When you're trying to hear something that's annoyingly low.

You always have to squint your ears around Dan's annoyingly passive aggressive friend.

by icwish August 7, 2012

Chip on your shoulder

The term means to interact in a provocative way, daring someone to resist you. When you are angry at someone, and instead of speaking about it, you do something to annoy them in hopes that they will argue with you, you’ve got a chip on your shoulder. Proactive Passive Aggression.

You've got a chip on your shoulder.
I cannot stand her she's got a chip on her shoulder.

by Roderick Sterling May 21, 2018

love your work

A general compliment to someone. Australian colloquialism.

Great joke, Davo !! Love your work !!!

by doc brown July 30, 2007

while your down there

a way to ask for a blowjob when your girl is below your waist.

girl:I dropped my phone ( bends down to pick it up)
boy: while your down there

by young jayness September 10, 2006

Balls On Your Forehead

1) When a negative aspect happens in ones life
2) sucks for you.

Balls on your forehead your out of marijuana.

by Staci ! May 14, 2008

whats your beef

Like when you someone is startin an argument or something and you don't know why they are doin it or havin a little fit and you don't know why = whats your beef

'shout, shout, shout!!' = 'Yo holmes whats your beef'

by Olie Fildes July 3, 2006

mouse in your pocket

Similar to "the royal we" but less condescending. Usually a retort when someone volunteers you to do something without asking you first.

"I have to move out of my apartment this weekend, can you guys help me?" Jake asked. "Sure thing, we'll be there first thing Saturday" Ryan said. "Whoa, what's this 'we' bullshit?" I replied, "you got a mouse in your pocket?"

by Jack Bard October 10, 2008