Derogative term of address for a group to the dominant person. It implies that the person cannot find any better company than cheap sluts who will hang with anyone.
You and your sluts are in deep shit.
by Gumba Gumba February 27, 2004

When somebody is talking low, gets off topic of the conversation, has random outburst, or says something you don't like, this phrase is used.
Boy1: "Man i wanna get laid tonight.."
Boy2: "Man i know these girls down the street if ya'll down"
Boy3: "Have you guys ever noticed that my nose was big?"
Boy1&2: "Mah nigga what is you sayin?"
Boy2: "Man i know these girls down the street if ya'll down"
Boy3: "Have you guys ever noticed that my nose was big?"
Boy1&2: "Mah nigga what is you sayin?"
by iM MEEh bitCh... iMA hOt ChiCk May 18, 2009

The expression ‘you know what’ is when one may say to another to get their attention, in a conversation. One may say this expression several times throughout one conversation to ensure they still have the attention of those participating in the conversation.
‘you know what’ also is when your stating to someone about something there not aware of , or when someone constantly pays them out they use the expression.
‘you know what’ also is when your stating to someone about something there not aware of , or when someone constantly pays them out they use the expression.
by NATASHACAR January 15, 2011

A catch-all answer to any given question or situation. A complete neutral response to any situation. A great verbal tool for anyones arsenal. Phrase is widely used in the south.
"Can you believe that guy?"...."Well, there you go!"
"You are a great dancer"..."Well, there you go!"
"You are a great dancer"..."Well, there you go!"
by Danzig1031 February 3, 2010

A non-committal (on the surface) response to a statement the phrase user finds, unconventional, unacceptable, heretical or bizarre. The undercurrent or true meaning is often fuck you, and the purpose is always to denigrate or dismiss what was said.
This phrase is often used in meetings and among members of 12-step groups, especially Alcoholics Anonymous, but appears to have wider usage (see entry in The Free Dictionary).
Usage is similar to Thank you for the flowers.
This phrase is often used in meetings and among members of 12-step groups, especially Alcoholics Anonymous, but appears to have wider usage (see entry in The Free Dictionary).
Usage is similar to Thank you for the flowers.
Heretic speaking in AA: "I've found that I can stay sober without taking the steps, and I don't have to come to meetings every day, and I don't need a..."
AA meeting discussion leader: "Thank you for sharing. Who else has something to share?"
AA meeting discussion leader: "Thank you for sharing. Who else has something to share?"
by Joe M from Pasadena November 16, 2009

A reference to famous Youtube That Poppy "I Have You" video.
Often used by friends as a non-gay and non-weird way to say I love you.
Often used by friends as a non-gay and non-weird way to say I love you.
Like bubscribe and I have you
by emma1488 February 24, 2017

by Kung-Fu Jesus April 16, 2004
