Before You Go

1) What your boss says to you when you don't leave work fast enough

"Ok I'll see ya later man...." (Tries rushing out door)
"Ok see ya man, OH.. (stops you from leaving) Before You Go, sweep.."

by sebby1234 March 4, 2021

check you later

A casual means of saying goodbye.

"I gotta take the Browns to the Super Bowl, check you later."

by hklr May 10, 2016

Are you at the shooting range

Being stupid

Bro, Dalton “are you at the shooting range”

by Dcov3 July 4, 2019

IF YOU ARE HERE ELOSANTA

A sound played when someone subscribes to Tinder famous, multi-millionaire Twitch streamer "elosanta"

IF YOU ARE HERE ELOSANTA I WILL MAKE SURE YOU PERMABANNED!

by DrututtsLittleKitten' September 27, 2022

fuck you babies

Having so many children that can potentially make you grandchildren that you are at ease knowing your genetic line will proliferate in the future.

In reference to the phrase "fuck you money" where you have so much money that you can say fuck you to nearly anyone without significant repercussions.

Origin:

JFG Tonight Episode #932

Person 1: Isn't he worried he will die alone?

Person 2: Nah, he has fuck you babies.

by Street Spitin' Wizard September 1, 2023

You jazz what?

What comes out of a translator when you decide not to do your Spanish homework the right way.

Substitute “fr?!” Or “u serious!?” with “You jazz what?” just like you would with using “grax” instead of “thanks”

Student1: I just told my teacher about Juice WRLD’s death, and she said she didn’t care.

Student2: You jazz what?

by R.I.P_Juice_Wrld December 9, 2019

I loosened it for you

What people say when a task they were trying to accomplish was accomplished by someone else due to the first person's actions.

Literal:
Guy #1 tried to open jar but can't
Guy #2 takes jar and opens it easily
Guy #1 says "I loosened it for you..."

Not literal:
Girl #1: "What do you call something that's out of date and now irrelevant?"
Girl #2: " Oh! Oh! Oh! I know this... It starts with an O!"
Girl #3: "......OBSOLETE!"
Girl #2: "...I loosened it for you!"

by GRAMMAR-POLICE October 16, 2010