what do guys like

Anything to get him horny

Angela: What do guys like so I can fuck one?
Kristene: Oh girl, you gotta go full out...
Angela: Ok.... here it goes.

by fuckgirl.cum June 5, 2016

You act like what I said

Used to retort when someone exaggerates. Usually said with immense frustration.

Person A: The roads look really bad.

Person B: With the way you drive, you'll be home tomorrow!

Person A: Will you stop picking on me?!?!?! (all upset)

Person A: You act like what I said, like I killed you god damn dog!

by raychel12345 January 2, 2008

Dude this tastes like what I'm eating

A way of expressing that something tastes like what it should

Skippy eats a pear flavored jellybean
Jellybean tastes like a pear

Skippy-dude this tastes like what I'm eating

by The Band Aid April 23, 2010

do you know what i mean like

An unintelligent filler phrase used by people who like the kardashians. It adds zero value to a conversation.

Yesterday my cat ate the dog food, do you know what I mean like?

by KardashianLover3142 May 21, 2016

Do you know what I look like?

If so, how do you do that? Do you just look up my IP address and see everything?

Do you know what I look like?

by WorseThanHitler October 30, 2020

Like what??

The phrase “Like what??” started as a natural reaction among Gen Z and LGBTQ+ youth, especially in casual conversation or online. It’s used when someone says something off, confusing, or hypocritical—and instead of dragging them, you just hit them with: “Like what??”

It’s giving side-eye energy. It’s lowkey calling someone out without starting a fight.
Often used in texts, stories, TikToks, or memes with dramatic pause or sass.

This version of “Like what??” was created and popularized by younger online creators as a signature catchphrase or reaction word.

“They said they hate attention… while wearing neon green at 8 AM.”
“Like what??

by Dannyphoodenis May 22, 2025

be like whats up

When whatever is being referred to is doing something it is not supposed to be doing or taking a form it is not usually in. Mostley used in dark humor.

(a chicken is found frozen and dead)
"chicken be like whats up"

by Bjapayot3 March 9, 2019