off like a prom dress

departing, or about to depart

As soon as he finished his meal he was off like a prom dress.

by The Return of Light Joker September 5, 2011

would you like a spoon

said to someone for purposes of randomosity. Would you like a spoon is a completely random comment used to confuse people to death.

Me:alrite mate
someone: Alrite, how ya doin?
Me: Im alrite thanks, would you like a spoon?
Someone: Blarg i am dead

by The muchos Legendarios Carlo October 3, 2003

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by fourscarf353719 my gamertag May 20, 2021

get on it like a car bonnet

To 'get on it like a car bonnet' is used as a verb in modern day English to describe the action of becoming excessively inebriated under the influence of alcoholic substances in a very short space of time.

Tim: "Alrite mate, are you drinking tonight?"
Harry: "Yeaa mate, I'm going to get on it like a car bonnet!"

by PrudeParent August 7, 2011

let's do this like Brutus

Kool Keith says lots of crazy stuff, meaning is subject to interpretation and context.

Phrase originates in the track "Still the Best" by Kool Keith at 1:41: "we do this like Brutus"

Phrase altered for Strongbad as "let's do this like Brutus"

by ja_slim November 15, 2013

nillie (pronounced like willy

nillie: (pronounced like willy)

A more humourous twist on 'nearly' often exclaimed after someone nearly jumped the fence or nearly ducked the tree branch, or nearly spoke a sentence but FAILED

"The high score on this game is 1300 and i got 1298"
"hahahahaha, such a nillie"

by Eirike May 14, 2005

sweet like bear meat

An expression of passive approval alluding to the alleged above-average sweet savor of bear flesh

Homey #1: "Hey main. They're givin' away Slurpees at the 7-11."
Homey #2: "Sweet like bear meat"
Homey #1: "Word"

by Andynator October 24, 2007