just quietly 

A combination of words often said just before or after a confronting sentence so as to (apparently) soften the blow whilst also snidely stressing your point.

Ben: "Hey man. I know I've been drinking. But should I go there."
Tom: "Dude. Just quietly? She has a forehead the size of a bus."

Stranger: "Those glasses make you look like a rapist. Just quietly."

just quietly by maltwhiskey May 29, 2010

just isaac

Just Isaac, One of the greatest inspirational/conscious rappers of all time. Born in Upstate New York, he has been seen on some of his property owned in Canada.

Did you hear Just Isaac spit dat strait up raw thought provoking lyrical flavor on da mic, with da fire in his eyes.

just isaac by bernice September 10, 2007

just jivin

to be joking around; just kidding/joking

i was just jivin about u being a towel.

just jivin by Gaybi July 11, 2004

just do it 

Encouragement to not let your dreams be dreams, and a reminder, that yesterday, you said "tomorrow". Usuially screamed while making exaggerated sweeping motions toward one's crotch, and squatting slightly.

Do it
Just do it

Don't let your dreams be dreams
Yesterday you said tomorrow
So just do it
Make your dreams come true
Just do it

Some people dream of success
While you're gonna wake up and work hard at it
Nothing is impossible

You should get to the point
Where anyone else would quit
And you're not going to stop there
No, what are you waiting for?

Do it
Just do it
Yes you can
Just do it
If you're tired of starting over
Stop giving up

just do it by ChrisCam_Comics November 17, 2016

Just wondering 

Bad excuse to cover their true intention. Although it's easy to acknowledge that they are "just wondering," people use this phrase all the time for cretinous reason. I don't know.

(Ingame, random chat from game friend): Just wondering how old are you? Just wondering, really...

Just wondering by donassumygender October 15, 2019

just good friends 

A polite way of saying "I don't want to fuck you."

SHE SAYS: "Oh, Mark and I are just good friends"

SHE MEANS: "I won't touch him - he sickens me"

just good friends by Moose July 12, 2004

Just the usual 

The phrase a woman uses to her friends to tell them a man (or woman) poked them.

"So what happened with you and that boy last night?"
"Oh you know, just the usual! =D"

Just the usual by amawanker April 3, 2009