there

1. In or at that place or position.
2. A word used incorrectly by internet-folk in exchange for (a)their and (b)they're, because they sound the same when spoken.

1. He is over there. There you are.
2. (a)There coming over for dinner with (b)there children.

by justine meg selv August 27, 2005

therianthrope

A human being who feels that their soul/mindset is not that of a human, but that of an animal. Also referred to as transspecies, animal people, therians, weres. We have some human instinct and thoughts, and some animal ones. The word for the condition of being a therianthrope is 'therianthropy.'

I am a leopard therianthrope, and my site is about therianthropy.

by Quil | absurdism.org July 5, 2004

Therapy Row

Two parallel rows of parking spaces reserved for high-ranking faculty and alumni on the West end of Childs Way at the University of Southern California. Named for the therapeutic effects it has on students and passersby from the proliferation of expensive cars along its length.

"The other day, when I was feeling stressed about my Bio midterm, I saw another amazing Rolls on Therapy Row. I felt better immediately."

by TimmyTrojan February 24, 2010

There was a cat that really was gone

"There was a cat that really was gone" means someone who has gone mad or is really cool/hip

Person 1: Dude I really like Rasputin but I never understood the phrase "There was a cat that really was gone"
Person 2: Like a person gone crazy or something

*10-15 year olds start marching to the Soviet anthem nearby*

Person 2: Now those cats are really gone!

by JestFlyingOffATrain July 10, 2020

Is there anything on urban dictionary that is not sexual.

1.Nope

1.

Man 1: Did you bang her?

Man 2: Is there anything on urban dictionary that is not sexual.

by Colorburst June 26, 2010

we in there

to decide to go somewhere

tom: you goin to the club tonight

bill: nah, i got no money

tom: dont worry about it. drinks are free tonight

bill: oh word? we in there then

by somenigga1491 August 8, 2010

Well, there you go!

Used to informally end a conversation that one finds uninteresting. It's politely used to feign enthusiasm about a subject in a one-sided conversation. When given the opportunity to respond, the phrase serves as closure to the topic in a neutral, non-committal way.

Woman 1: (Endess prattling about her son's hockey quarter-final playoff victory)... "And now they get a week off before the next game!"

Woman 2: (Stuck behind a retail counter) "Well, there you go!"

by Riverdale Smitty June 5, 2013