anyone's guess

To be of a questionable nature; something uncertain.

1) Exactly how someone as disorganized and ill-tempered as Joe got the job is anyone's guess.

by VAKI5 May 10, 2005

I Mean I Guess

A half-hearted yes, or simply agreeing with someone for the sake of responding.

Victor: If you say "I mean I guess," one more time, I swear I'll stop talking to you.
Kaylee: I mean I guess.

by Ultimate Salty Kitty Cunt July 6, 2016

Gesh

A commonly recited phrase often recited by teenage yeshiva boys in any given situation. Gesh can be used as a form of communication among people, typically recited in form of yelling or clucking of the throat in a proposed matter. Also can be used as an adjective describing something.

"That test was so geshy," he said.

"GESHHHHH," the boy cried as he booled.

by yocboolers April 23, 2017

Geeshed

Geeshed means when you are so faded to the point where you have no idea what’s happening

Broooo brooo I’m so geeshed right now I can’t move

by MyBoyBobby July 12, 2019

history of the entire world, i guess

the absolute best video to watch right before you have an exam on world history... it saves lives

DUDE ONE: did you know that the sun is a deadly laser?
DUDE TWO: not anymore because we have a blanket
DUDE ONE: history of the entire world, i guess

by imnotnotgay November 5, 2018

bitch u guessed it

A cocky way of saying "you were right".

Bitch u guessed it.

by Habibino Caine October 30, 2014

guessedge

knowledge under construction

all entries in the urban dictionary are guessedge until they make it into wikipedia, which is when they become 'knowledge'

guessedge is so much more exciting than knowledge because you're crossing into unknown territory in our thoughtmosphere

when your guessedge is believable, ordinary bullshit turns into professional bullshit and your crazy words and ideas make it into dictionaries and marketable products, thereby turning subjectivity into objectivity and bringing about new realities

all inventions, words and expressions started out as guessedge before they caught on and become acceptable knowledge e.g. 'e=mc2,' 'I think therefore I am', 'sliced bread', 'beer in a can'

by Peter Greenwall February 4, 2009