you look money

when you look really good... because money looks good, and so do you.

you look money today, dontcha think Barbara?

by the kid from that one class September 28, 2017

Nat Look

A half-arsed look for something, using absolutely minimum effort.

“Hey babe, can you see my keys?” “Yeah, I think you left them in the door.” “Na, I have checked there...” “... What, these keys that are in the door? That was such a Nat Look.

by The Real Nat Look February 14, 2019

Fed look

The muscular physique of a federal prison inmate

Tyrone came home from prison with that fed look

by Pimp2Simp July 12, 2020

Poohbear look

The "Poohbear look" is when one is looking for something and it is right in front of their face. This person will likely ask "where is it" while staring right at it.

Person 1: "hey where is the jelly"
Person 2: "It is in the fridge shelf"
Person 1: *stares at it* "I can't find it"
Person 3: "You must be doing a Poohbear look"

by Deester36 December 11, 2020

why did you look this word up

You are literally reading a definition of a sentence because ur bored.

you are wasting ur time so why did you look this word up

by Krodz2009 October 25, 2020

THE B.J.L.D. LOOK

BJLD stands for "Big Johnny Love Dart,"
the penis...duh! When a guy gives a chick the BJLD look, he wants to get a leg over, if ya know what I mean. Willy The One-Eyed Wonder Worm wants to do push ups in that dark, damp, love tunnel until he pukes.

I was givin' her the B.J.L.D. look from across the bar. She then threw a beer glass at me and told me to 'fuck off.'

by weave August 10, 2003

Bus look

A blank facial expression (Somewhat similar to a poker face) used while riding a bus. A person sustaining a bus look is often in deep thought or examining the surrounding people. Off the bus, this can be considered acting Stoic.

"I stepped on the bus and looked down the aisle, all I saw were a bunch of people with bus looks minding their own business."

"I was too absorbed in my bus look and didn't realize you wanted to talk to me."

by Adam Kern May 27, 2006