In a minute

A phrase used to make people think you are going to do what they say 'in a minute', however the task is almost always never done as the person is too lazy. It is most effective when used to piss someone off. Goes well with whining noises.

Simon: Get a life, you prick!
Tabish: In a minute! (moans)

by Tabish April 27, 2006

IT Minutes

A brief length of time that becomes drawn out because of complications. Originating from IT workers who had to give set amounts of time that were guaranteed to get drawn out.

Fred: Dude you said you were going to be five minutes, it's been fifteen!
Patrick: They were IT minutes.

by Jammish August 9, 2012

minute

Most commonly used by South Africans. The word 'minute' can be used to disagree with a something.

Raylene: Joh, did you see Lionel's new girl?
Chantay: Awe, minute for her.

by KurlyKullit September 21, 2018

In it for a minute

In it only for that split second of heightened sexual gratification. As relationships go, "in it for a minute" represents one's non-commitment beyond the sexual climax.

It was such a hot moment. I was only in it for a minute then me and my heart moved on.

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by Minuteman Rocket May 20, 2011

in a minute

Another way of saying farewell (like BYE), especially over the phone.

CALLER 1: I'll holla at you tomorrow.

CALLER 2: Alright.

CALLER 1: Alright, in a minute.

by Mr. Terrence L. Trezvant October 30, 2006

minutes

The act of showing and sharing affection, esp. between significant others.

Aw, Zack won't be back for a while, he's gonna go grab some minutes with Michelle.

by D-Burt May 26, 2006

a minute

only a short time spent with a significant other, who is not really that significant - short term relationship

"I was only wit her for A MINUTE, ain't like I'm married to her."

by Chief Rocka September 10, 2004