I.S.D.N. (to be i.s.d.end)

1) the state of being destroyed in ways uknown, which usually entails a twisted inwards lower lip look upwards half closed eyes boring face still position..
2) a post apocalyptic lamentation on the futuristic destruction which will befall us all,
3) I see die ende, (see second definition)

ISDN!
im being isdend

by Rogan of the dark March 15, 2003

s be v

If you spell "she believed" you can find "he lied" s(he) be(li)ev(ed) and you can also find s be v. S be v has any meaning you want.

friend: do you want some salt on your eggs?
you: S be v

by s be v April 8, 2019

let's be friends

it's what girls say to say they're not ready for a relationship, already are in one, or you're the wrong gender for her, but she still likes you and want's you to stay around, often mistaken as a "fuck off"

guy: let's be friends!
girl: i'm not looking for a boyfriend, let's be friends!
guy: rude!
girl: ok then, let's not be friend then

by rubythecatgirl May 21, 2019

Let's be friends

When a guy & a girl are usually in the talking or dating stage of a relationship and the guy tries to kiss her, but it sucks. She doesn't want to be mean because she didn't like the kiss, so she tells him that they should just be friends.

OR: The guy or girl really likes the other, but they know that the other is a freak with lots of people.

Syn: sluts, man slut

At a party, Girl sees Guy with Chick on his lap. Guy comes up to Girl after Chick licks his face.
Guy (to Girl):"Hey, let's go get a drink & then sit on the couch."
Girl: "Hey, let's be friends."

Ouch!

by Bazzle March 6, 2005

he's be

Not so much a word, but an accepted use of the English language. It refers to a male subject and sets up an event for the aforementioned to take part in.

He's be all over me for 3 weeks about getting his money back

by Dr. Augustine Steinberg July 5, 2010

Riku's be tripping

a Riku who is too fuckin' proud of his goddamn way of life

Riku's be tripping on this hamburger Boi

by Nibba Plane January 7, 2019

Let's be Friends

A commonplace phrase of the word, which has many different meanings, but the most used is when someone wishes to politely ask you to leave or avoid them altogether.

Person of interest: Hey, I kinda like you, and was hoping we could hang out!

You: Oh, no thanks! Let's be friends instead!

by QueenPoisonstar May 22, 2019