Chefing around occurs when excessly obnoxious over-deligating is detected. Similar to talking to Lumburg, being chefed makes the victum want to punch his chefer in the face. Chefs can come in many shapes and sizes-beware!
Boss walks past subordinate to see the printer is having some troubles. Boss returns to his desk in an adjacsent room and calls for subordinate. Upon entering...
Boss: "How we looking?"
Subordinate: "Huh?"
Boss: "Yeah, if we could take a look at that printer champ, it has a paper jam."
Subordinate: "Damn it, why are you chefing me around?!?!"
Boss: "How we looking?"
Subordinate: "Huh?"
Boss: "Yeah, if we could take a look at that printer champ, it has a paper jam."
Subordinate: "Damn it, why are you chefing me around?!?!"
by triangulator23 June 03, 2009
Pronounced just like it is written. This is usually accompanied by curling and straightening the index finger repeatedly at the person who is getting me-coy-moyed.
A phrase accompanied by a finger movement which is the last word when someone is complaining or whining. An "I told you so" phrase also.
A phrase accompanied by a finger movement which is the last word when someone is complaining or whining. An "I told you so" phrase also.
Tamica is whining about her no good boyfriend whom you warned her about the first time she mentioned him.
Tamica: Yo, Davon be cheatin on me. He no good.
Sherese: Me-coy-moy.........(accompanied by finger movement)
Tamica: Yo, Davon be cheatin on me. He no good.
Sherese: Me-coy-moy.........(accompanied by finger movement)
by Claire Thies November 22, 2005
by petersonto March 14, 2008
When you ask a girl to be your girl ima type of way, without her actually bein yo girl. Used ina flirty typa way
by 40sNshorties March 04, 2019
by kuyubi2010 February 23, 2012
Spit me out is a term commonly used when someone tries to roast you out of nowhere and you're not in the mood
Rhien: Boiii keep looking at me and I'll knock the highlights out your hair girl
Kim: Spit me out yo I ain't for it
Kim: Spit me out yo I ain't for it
by MamiiiMysterious April 25, 2017
When a boy ask out one romantic interest (e.i bf or gf) a day, but they are not aloud to chicken out and ask a bro. It must be someone different every day, unless you start dating or the girl or guy asks you again the next day after the boy has said “bee”
The receiver can only say “no” 5 times in December or if they have already been asked that day which means the boy can ask again a different day and has to ask someone else. You are aloud double dates but no more people than that. The date doesn’t have to be on the actually day
The receiver can only say “no” 5 times in December or if they have already been asked that day which means the boy can ask again a different day and has to ask someone else. You are aloud double dates but no more people than that. The date doesn’t have to be on the actually day
by SassySmocher06 November 13, 2019