sos

Slang contraction of "so is"
Used generally by unintelligent people who lack higher education.

Clown: this webage is shit
Fosnez: sos ya face

by GutterClown September 12, 2007

So Taguchi

used when describing something that is soooooo taguchi.

Barrett fucked a fattie again. That is soooo taguchi.

by Adam November 07, 2004

that's so raven

A TV show that started in 2003 and ended in 07. Usually "remember the 90's" or along the lines of fake 90's kids facebook pages, posts disney photos of "that's so raven" wishing the old disney chanel would play back on air. Making white girls a bit more blacker by using the terms "oh snap!" "you'll little nasty" (when she falls down and gets back up) "i'm ok!"

The phrase means you're so uncool or lame or copyrighted.

Sarah: Stephanie did we have calculus homework?
Stephanie: I don't know i didn't do anything last night either way
Sarah (checks to see if they had homework): Dude Stephanie we did have homework and it's worth 20% of our grade
Stephanie: OH SNAP!
Sarah: Dude that's so raven (shakes her head)

by slitheringsnakess March 10, 2014

so be it 'nam

A different way to say "so be it". Add the 'nam (pronounced 'nawm'), so it sounds like "so vietnam"

I have failed you in this class.

So be it 'nam.

by El_Scorcho September 05, 2003

so juve

short for so juvenile

"so juve" is a gnar phrase

by that's miss bitch to you September 29, 2005

So Easy

It can mean a myriad of things. So easy: to fall back into the safe and easy life. So easy: to accept what is readily given. So easy: to believe you are all that you will ever be.

It's So Easy to repeat the same mistakes and call it living the dream. It's So Easy to give up and go back to what is convenient. It's So Easy to accept that what you are now is all that you will ever be. It's So Easy to keep moving forward if you tell yourself...BUT, she loves me & wants to have my kids

by #whileyoucan February 28, 2015

that's so gaelic

something that's stereotypically Irish. i.e. a leprechaun, corned beef and cabbage

tim: i'm having corned beef and cabbage for dinner.
ed: dude, that's so gaelic.

by laslowe March 18, 2008