Look it up

The phrase you state at the end of an argument or statement to create an illusion of credibility when in reality you don't actually know if what you stated is true but still have personal trust in your knowledge. By stating "look it up" you are actually hoping the person won't look it up and just believe you on the spot.

"Vaccinations are evil. Look it up"
"Humans all deserve to die, we are filthy viruses, look it up"
"I am always right, look it up"

by 1sagain June 14, 2017

Here's looking at you kid

A quote from the 1942 movie "Casablanca" that Achievement Hunter Jeremy Dooley kept saying during the nearly three hour Let's Play of Uno that has commonly been called "Uno The Movie", much to the annoyance of his fellow Achievement Hunters.

You know what, 'Jeremy plays a card' here's looking at you kid!

by Chris617M June 9, 2017

good lookin'

an expression of thanks or approbation.

When I gave Ch--- one of my Yankee's game ticket stubs to look at, he held it gingerly in his fingers and admired it like a sacred relic. I told him to keep it; he replied with the deepest sincerity, "Good lookin', Marcus."

by TheSaminal July 19, 2005

look dem free

a term my friend came up with to describe Mondays at a local restaurant, when they have free apetizers and dollar margaritas

It's monday so I'm meeting my peeps at Look Dem Free.

by two-for-one March 14, 2005

Look Weak

Extremest form of guhness all on the facial expression.

Guy1:"Man I just spent all my money can I borrow some?"

Guy2:Yea...,syke!LLS!

Guy3:You look weak!

by JR Wrighter August 21, 2008

lookielooism

The chain reaction of people wanting to see what is happening somewhere.

To slow down while driving on the freeway to look at whatever is happening just because everyone infront of you got their turn.You've been infected with a case of lookielooism.

by BPoutre September 29, 2008

Look What The Bats Dragged In

A goth or emo way of saying 'look what the cat dragged in'. Cats are known for bringing dead mice/rats/birds and other vermin they may have found or killed in to their owner's home. Upon meeting someone who is disliked, by using this phrase you imply that they are the vermin mentioned above.

Apon meeting an ex-boyfriend at a party

"Well, well, well. Look what the bats dragged in."

by Rawrgasmic October 20, 2008