Slap you silly

Striking in the face of one's opponent with an open, wet palm (see topkapi) leaving the recipient dazed and silly at any time of the day or night. Recipient of the slap may not be lucid or responsive for more than 30 seconds.

By Da flying squirrel

I will slap you silly until you look for the ring, hobbit.

by Da flying squirrel October 20, 2015

you got beef

You Got Beef is the infamous Vietnamese rap music video that circled the globe towards international attention. The video was directed by Paul Nguyen and featured Vietnamese rapper Chuckie Akenz.

Source Jane-Finch.com

by Alex Adams June 5, 2005

Did you know?

The question used right before making a reference to something. Usually answered sarcastically because the individual being asked already knew the answer or fact. Can be asked in a serious or sarcastic manner but in most cases the individual is serious when asking.

Caroline: Did you know?
Luis: Know what?
Caroline: That Morgan goes to state.
Luis: (Sarcastically) No way! Really? Since when?!

by Orangefrank1 January 17, 2011

to let you tell it

IN BRIEF: "If I let you decide/have your say or exercise influence/inspiration."

The person saying it is usually in total disagreement with the other person or believes the other person is just full of idle talk.

WOMAN: You know what you doing is a bunch of BS, right.
MAN: To let you tell it.

by Mr. Terrence L. Trezvant July 23, 2010

Yeah you right

An expression used to describe the accuracy of something.
Also known as, "you are correct!" or "that's accurate!"

such as:

"her hair is sooo frizzy"

"Yeah you right!"

by woahkilla13 May 20, 2010

You are so raven

A phrase used to describe someone so who is so bad at an online game, that it is likely they are mentally challenged in real life. Originates from references to Raven Host Alliance members, shortened to raven for brevity.

frankthe you are so raven, you lost to DOUBLEPEN.

by MAUL0r July 8, 2010

Knock You Down

To fuck; screw; bang a chick.

Girl, I wanna knock you down.

by Stu February 13, 2005