So Frito

Means something is really cool. A synonymous with rad. Derives from the Spanish word Frito which means fried. In the south everything fried is great.

You know Aunt Toni? She So Frito.
That purse is So Frito.
The dj last night was So Frito

by Xusto June 15, 2019

So coplem

So coplem is a different way of saying no problem. It is usually used as a response to tank do.

A:tank do!
B: so coplem!!!

by Itellthetruthpeeps July 21, 2019

so italy

So Italy means something is super chic, stylish and cute. Perfect to fit in in Italy

Emily: I really like this dress. Should I get it?
Laura: OMG!! Yes, that is SO Italy.
Emily: ikr, so Italy.

by Someone ofc August 25, 2019

so lord

So lord is an exotic phrase originating in an ancient extraterrestrial language transcribed from Egyptian hieroglyphs. The extraterrestrials which were said to use this ominous phrase are believed to be the same ones which helped build the pyramids and also introduced humans to broccoli, an ancient space delicacy farmed by these beings.

the word has recently been popularised by the cross alien and broccoli creature named jimmy parry. she is one of the most rarest species in the world and we advise you stay clear from her otherwise she will try and graft you and flex to you!!!

as you know jimmy is a very famous person... you may recognise her from your roast dinner or the movie ET! she has alien like features with a mop of spaghetti on her head which also looks like a brocoli👽 🥦

she has garnered a lot of attention recently as she was spotted flying her ufo and taking her girlfriend abbie to ‘uranus’.

Although outdated, so lord can be used in a variety of ways to describe emotion, such as “so lord I’m in the mood for some broccoli” or “if we don’t get to watch ET soon so lord i’ll be upset”

So lord is also used commonly along with the ancient space emoji “🙈” and can typically be located in Abbie’s dms.

so lord i love driving lessons and my gf abbie so much🙈🙈🙈

by senpai sofie August 24, 2020

so gentleman

An "Engrish" term used to mock some Japanese (and by extension Asian) women's desire for a western (usually white) man, born from a naive belief that Western men are more civilized than men from their own countries.

When Miyako sees the neckbeard English teacher hand his colleague some napkins, she exclaimed "Waaa! So gentleman!"

by NumbChunks August 25, 2020

so starved

When someone thinks they ate but they didn't.
like if you are talking in a group and someone said something thinking everyone would acknowledge them and be all "ooh you ate that"

P1: tries to insult someone, but doesn't do any damage

P2: You, really thought you ate. you must be so starved

by The infamous blackie February 15, 2022

So face

"So face" is a play on the words "so fake" in relation to Facebook comments, statuses, and well wishes. It points out the pretentious, contrived, and fake information many Facebook users willfully exchange with Friends, or make public from their Profiles. Things like status updates on how they're feeling at any given moment; or that they're so busy or late yet have the time to update their statuses declaring this; or Happy Birthday exchanges between people who only get in touch once a year during their date of birth. There are many other instances of Facebook users feigning interest or positive support.

(You would use it just like you would use the words, "so fake,' but in this case, specifically to Facebook related actions). "She is so face!"; or "You are so face"; or "That is so face!"; or "Look what this person I haven't spoken to in years wrote on my wall, she is so face!"

by onthecouchagain February 22, 2010