the liberal arts haircut

when one of ur girl friends goes to a liberal arts college and realizes the misogyny of the world and cuts off all her hair and probably starts wearing ugly glasses. May or may not dye her hair.

Angela went to Amherst and got the liberal arts haircut.

by rethtwtwhtrebngrnbgtr December 5, 2017

tweet you later

when using twitter, in replacement of "see you later" or "talk to you later"

@<yourfriend> kk!! tweet you later!!

by slwk April 29, 2009

bore me later

When someone just won't shut up and you're really not interested.

Also, when someone is being incredibly annoying.

'Hey look at my new expensive gadget and also my new expensive wardrobe..'

'Bore me later with your bragging.'

by HellsBells December 20, 2013

cavendish ya later

A farewell statement or synonym for goodbye

Guy: bye!
Guy 2: cavendish ya later man

by trackmonster July 23, 2017

lawn sign liberal

A person who professes support for progressive causes (including Black Lives Matter, environmentalism, reproductive rights, LGBTQ+ rights, etc.) or political candidates by placing a lawn sign in their front yard while taking no other action to support these causes/candidates which will meaningfully contribute to advance of their goals.

Person 1: "Is Bill planning to canvass for Jimmy Carter?"
Person 2: "Nope."
Person 1: "What about sending postcards for Planned Parenthood?"
Person 2: "Nope."
Person 1: "So, how is Bill planning to help?"
Person 2: "Well, he put a sign in his yard. I guess he's just a lawn sign liberal."

by Exhausted Campaign Staffer September 23, 2020

We’ll talk about this later

What to say when you don’t want to talk about something because you feel uncomfortable, or don’t care. In reality you will not be talking about “this” later.

And so she texted back ‘we’ll talk about this later’ and I haven’t talked to her since.

by Vibeonthiss April 21, 2018

laterade

a way to sign off online or conclude an lj post, if you are scene/ think you are funny

lilbeebop: sweet! call me this weekend, laterade!

by lauren brackenbury July 22, 2005