Politely asking one to engage in sexual intercourse. Usually followed back with, thou may which indicates acceptance towards the sexual offering. People of royalty utilized this phrase to ask for sexual intercourse in the 16th century.
by ZebraMonkey October 31, 2016

by MASENDUS May 8, 2022

On 12th of may you can forcefully kidnap ur best friend legally and you can use a weapon if they say no. If they call the police all the police would do is help you kidnap that girl.
OMGGG ITS MAY 12TH NATIONAL FORCEFULLY KIDNAP UR BEST FRIEND LEGALLY I BETTER GO KIDNAP MY BEST FRIEND RIGHT AWAY!
by Slaygirlyspopsies May 3, 2024

A spin-off of the classic "spill the tea," if someone says "if I may sip," they're requesting the tea on a situation. Also used when asking someone for more details on the tea.
by PrincipalHades June 13, 2025

In a reference to Mike Morgan's famous saying, "This is May 3rd All Over Again."
It usually means that something bad is or has happened.
It usually means that something bad is or has happened.
>Teacher: gives a pop quiz
>Student: This is May 3rd All Over Again!
>Something bad happens
>This is May 3rd all over again
>Student: This is May 3rd All Over Again!
>Something bad happens
>This is May 3rd all over again
by HM01 May 3, 2025

by IDK BUT YOUR MUM IS GAY November 21, 2022

May 27th is national rearranging day. On this day you are to rearrange something, so you can rearrange your room, your house, your garage, or if you get down like that then you can rearrange your girl😏
by certified.Jxmes May 26, 2024
