don't give it another thought

used to tell someone not to worry when they have apologized for something.

“I don't like to feel I let you down, Jane.”

“You didn't let me down. Please don't give it another thought.”

by Arminkshipper August 1, 2024

One thing led to another

While this is a sexual innuendo, it is often a misunderstood phrase by the naive and used as general cause and efffect.

The pastor suggested two people go out for prayer but when she used the phrase, “one thing led to another” the parties misunderstood and ended up taking things further then intended.

by pmahc1mik October 11, 2023

YAOBW (yet another old bitter woman)

Y.a.o.b.w.

Today I got yelled by yaobw (yet another old bitter woman)

by Im42 February 26, 2024

Fucker from another cucker

See: cucker

When your parents watch each other fuck their own lovers and their newly conceived children end up being together.

P1: You see that girl over there? You don't want to know about her family tree.
P2: She's on her way to fulfilling the fucker from another cucker family legacy, that's for sure

by coldmail April 15, 2024

Mother from another brother.

Your friend's mum.

Mother from another brother.

by NeoLoki2018 April 24, 2024

...aaaand that's ANOTHER ten SECONDS that you'll never get back from COMPLAINING about it!

What you sarcastically quip back at someone who is bemoaning da fact dat he wasted ten minutes of his life doing something dat turned out to be useless.

Dude #1 (having just super-briefly talked to customer-service after waiting an absurdly long time to get connected): Man, what an insufferable delay just being stuck on hold --- THAT'S ten minutes of my life that I'll never get back!
Dude #2: ...aaaand that's ANOTHER ten SECONDS that you'll never get back from COMPLAINING about it!

by QuacksO April 29, 2024

One thing and another

used to describe a variety of nonspecific topics, activities, or duties.

What with one thing and another, she hadn't gotten much sleep lately.

by Arminkshipper June 21, 2024