Is it Friday yet?

A person that likes Friday very much.
He/She cant wait for Friday.
Most of them have "Rebecca-Black-Syndrome" (or) "RB-Syndrome".

Is it Friday yet? I cant wait for Friday! We are going to have fun fun fun fun!

by Ben380 January 1, 2012

is it though?

The ultimate answer to any statement, showing that you think that what's been said is a load of bollocks, or at least that the other person doesn't deserve a reply that takes any of your valuable brainpower. If the other person is playing along, they should come back with a perfectly-weighted "Well..." with accompanying gestures.

"Britney Spears' latest album is the greatest piece of music of our age."
"Is it though?"
"..."

"I roxor your socks."
"Do you though?"
"Well..."
"Debateable, tbh"

by Kameeeleon June 25, 2005

Is it Oochie Wally or is it One Mic?

A phrase commonly used to point out hypocrisy and double standards in people, organizations or governments.

Coined by Jay-Z in his 2002 song "Blueprint 2," where he points out his then-rival Nas' double standards, wondering which songs are more his true self; the socially conscious ones ("One Mic," "Black Girl Lost") or the misogynistic ones ("Oochie Wally," "You Owe Me")

Conservative: "George Floyd and Breonna Taylor had it coming; I back the blue!"
Also Conservative *six months later*: "Arrest the Capitol cop who killed Ashli Babbit!"
Me: "Is it Oochie Wally or is it One Mic? Pick a side!"

by MJBurmy September 2, 2021

Whose Line is it Anyway?

Hilariously awesome show featuring either Clive Anderson (British version) or Drew Carey (US version). Both have their own unique charm, however I much prefer the US version myself. Colin and Ryan are the best preformers in my opinion, however Wayne Brady is the best at making up songs on the spot. Definitely worth checking out if you haven't seen it before.

Turn on the T.V. man, Whose Line is on!

by TallicaD00d October 20, 2004

is it because i'm black?

When expelled from an area for bad behaviour, this phrase is said by Ali G fans who wish to mock those who play the race card. Note: this is to be used for comical effect by white people.

Speaker:"The MP for Staines is to be removed from the house"


Ali G:"Is it coz i iz black?"


--probably misqouted from ali g indahouse

by Gumba Gumba August 4, 2004

is it a four letter word that you can use in various ways that are mostly positive?

Hell yea!
That’s love!

The question is: is it a four letter word that you can use in various ways that are mostly positive?

by Not me 2.0 November 9, 2020

Is it?

This phrase is often used to in recognition to others in conversation. It is used positively.

It is not said often with a questioning tone, however when it is, it can mean "really?"

Person#1: I've been out all day today
Person#2: Is it?

by Bromley May 13, 2005