on the same wavelength

Being on the same wavelength is similar to the expression "We're totally on the same page" or "Great minds think alike" It means that you and the other person are similar in thinking at that very precise moment. Often this happens when you voice a thought and someone else says the exact same thing or something similar. It just means you had the same opinion on something about a certain topic, issue or whatever.

"That skirt is to die for. It would go so well with the heels I bought last Saturday"

"Was just thinking the exact same thing!"

"Haha, we're on the same wavelength I guess!"

by Mewtew September 19, 2013

riding the crimson wave

when a girl has her period. used in the movie clueless by cher.

girl: i'm riding the crimson wave
boy: no fair! how come u get to go surfing?

by ema7 February 19, 2006

The Red wave

The Red Wave is a term referring to a heavy period, where the horror, blood, pain and tears are beyond what any human should be subjected too.

Becky “ are you ok Mandy, you look a little green?”
Mandy “ yeah, just the red wave, it’s so horrible- I can’t wait for this week to be over.”

by Back that sassy October 27, 2020

The Mexican Wave

When you are going to finger a girl start with one finger and continually say Uno. Then slip in the second finger saying Dos. Third finger Tres. Forth finger Cuotro. Then say Cinco as you fist your girl. When she screams you open your fist and wave saying Hola.

I picked this girl up the other night and gave her the Mexican Wave. She couldn’t walk the next day.

by Stack Hat August 2, 2019

Wave the White Flag

To surrender in defense.

J: "Okay man, i'm sorry, I 'wave the white flag'." J surrendered raising his arms up in defense

by Laurfarsarnar August 7, 2013

riding the crimson wave

When a woman is on her period.

Man, I hate riding the crimson wave. I get so bloated. . .

by Synthetikax May 19, 2007

The french wave

A dismissive hand gesture that waves a person away, often impatiently or irritatedly. It is frequently made while not even looking at the person, who is usually someone who unwelcomely interrupted the conversation or activities of the person giving the french wave. A normal wave involves mostly motion of the arms and wrist pivoting from left to right; the french wave mostly involves motion of the fingers (which are held together) back and forth as though to say "shoo."

I tried to talk to him while he was watching soccer, and he gave me the french wave.

by Tochterlieber May 4, 2014