Trust Me Briks

What one says when trying to convince another about OR to do anything
Substitute for 'just do it'

Joe: (1:30 AM) Hey Briks let's go get tea
Briks: Um no thanks im not really in the mood
Joe: Trust Me Briks, It Makes Sense

by The Evil Walrus Lord April 5, 2009

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da me candela

"Dar candela" literally translates to "give the candle/fire." It's used in Puerto Rican slang to describe being given or giving a hard time.

SN: I'm Puerto Rican and have NEVER heard it used to reference anal sex though I can see how it'd work.

"Da me candela" would mean "Give me the candle."
"Este nene me esta dando candela!" would mean "This boy is giving me a hard time!"
"Si ella no me deja quieta, le doy candela!" would mean "If she doesn't leave me alone, I'll give her the fire!"

by BoricuaMami1159 April 23, 2017

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Cooming inside me

Some weird ass slang people comment on random videos to make them selves be funny

Jacob: to relatable, I can feel Michaels humor cooming inside me

Michael: ayo what the fu-

by I like soap69 November 12, 2022

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see me no up

SINGLISH. SINGLISH. LOCAL GHETTO SINGAPORE ENGLISH DEFINITION IS HERE AGAIN:

See Me No Up (a loosely translated phrase from the Mandarin phrase: 看不起我), which basically means: To be looked down upon by someone. Can also be used to accuse someone of being condescending.

So to anyone attempting to live in the multicultural, multireligious, multigender, multiracial Singapore, why not try it?

(Ideal example)
"You know me for so long and still treat me like that? You damn see me no up, is it?"

or

(British/American English)
"You are my pbro, yet this is how you treat me? YOU DAMN SEE ME NO UP, ISIT?"

by Satoshi Buterin February 26, 2017

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