bone someone

Basically means you want to have sex with someone, really the term "bone" coming from "boner" gives away a lot about this

"Hey I want to bone someone so bad right now

by attackmycuddles July 25, 2014

to call someone out

to tell someone (face to face!) they are wrong about something they said, did or should have done;

My father was a quiet family man and wasn't a guy to call someone out. But then came that day when he thought this guy felt my mother's butt! Sweet Jeebus!

by talk2me-JCH2 July 16, 2022

lead someone on

Saying you love someone when you don't. Kiss someone even if you don't like them.

lead someone on - She says "I love you." when she does not.

by aliaern November 22, 2013

jaying someone up

The act of calling out someone's name when they are the perfect distance so that they can hear you but they won't know who did it. This may also be done from a car by yelling "MA'AM' or 'SIR". When and if you get someone good it's quite hilarious. This was started in Keller, Texas.

*Man walking down the street* (you and your bro in your car) "SIR" *man looks around in confusement*

your bro says: Man, I love jaying someone up.

by ndnftw December 30, 2010

to show someone up

To embarrass someone by being superior.

To show someone up can be used in:

"You talked the talk but he walked the walk, he totally showed you up."

"I can't believe I got showed up by a little girl!"

by YW-nz-ch November 30, 2013

blowing smoke in someones face

A flirtatious gesture, generally used as a silent way to ask the second party if they "wanna fuck?" Not to be confused with the same gesture meaning "fuck you!"

All it took to get lucky, was "blowing smoke in someones face". And her smile was the only answer he needed.

by Tori-Nado July 11, 2021

Giving someone the Canadian

1. Fucking a guy in an underground parking lot
2. Brushing a man's girlishly long hair in a very homo way

I saw this guy Giving someone the Canadian in the parking lot and he was brushing his girlishly long hair while doing it!

by SOTsyndicate September 1, 2012