“Allow me” is a morphological usage within mid-2000s London slang. It emanated as a variation from the popular grime phrase (Allow it bruv!) This original phrase was popularised by figures such as Dizzy, Wiley, Bashy and Sway-
It briefly pushed “Leave it Outtt” as a youthspeak phrase functioning as a page-turned in conversation from a point of contention, dispute; annoyance or ridicule.
The morphological change has outlived the original phrase somewhat. Retaining the imperative mood but with a reflective quality; lazy people have used it to good effect to shirk workloads and pass over emotional imperatives from friends, family & lovers
It briefly pushed “Leave it Outtt” as a youthspeak phrase functioning as a page-turned in conversation from a point of contention, dispute; annoyance or ridicule.
The morphological change has outlived the original phrase somewhat. Retaining the imperative mood but with a reflective quality; lazy people have used it to good effect to shirk workloads and pass over emotional imperatives from friends, family & lovers
Example1
Girl: "You forgot my thing cos you were doing something silly! You're selfish & only care about yourself"
Boy: "Allow me man!"
colleague1: "you said you'd cover my shift if I finished your report"
colleague2: "I forgot I can't"
colleague1: "But you-----"
colleague2: "Allow Me man: I get this enough at home from the missus"
Girl: "You forgot my thing cos you were doing something silly! You're selfish & only care about yourself"
Boy: "Allow me man!"
colleague1: "you said you'd cover my shift if I finished your report"
colleague2: "I forgot I can't"
colleague1: "But you-----"
colleague2: "Allow Me man: I get this enough at home from the missus"
by bl00perrr November 8, 2014
Mike; Jim, did you check into that porn site I emailed to you?
Jim; Yes, but it costs too much, it's not in my porn allowance.
Jim; Yes, but it costs too much, it's not in my porn allowance.
by Eugene Walnut February 2, 2009
by Graham Roberts December 12, 2005
An alternative to the smiley face emoticon commonly used to puncuate a sentence that may be read with too serious of a tone.
The phrase, Pets allowed, can be a helpful addition to any sentence or paragraph that may have a serious tone that you want to lighten up.
The phrase, Pets allowed, can be a helpful addition to any sentence or paragraph that may have a serious tone that you want to lighten up.
by slurber November 25, 2009
see verb to allow except in a stronger form.
Used to describe something soooo bait, that saying allow just isnt enough
Used to describe something soooo bait, that saying allow just isnt enough
by aLLow nD TingZz May 15, 2010
A commonly used term when people engage in the game FIFA.
The referee makes a bad decision interrupting the flow of the game and thus the person playing the game says "Allow the referendum"
Referendum meaning "Referee" but a modified version of the original word.
The referee makes a bad decision interrupting the flow of the game and thus the person playing the game says "Allow the referendum"
Referendum meaning "Referee" but a modified version of the original word.
User 1: Oh yeah through on goal yeah
User 2: "Peforms a bad tackle"
Referee gives the decision towards the offender
User 1: Allow the referendum!
User 2: "Peforms a bad tackle"
Referee gives the decision towards the offender
User 1: Allow the referendum!
by Oh yeah referendum yeah March 19, 2011
A British phrase that is said when their is a fight or argument about to start meaning , "don't fight just leave it "
by like_em_all December 17, 2014