That's what she said

Used as a double entendre implying a phrase was said by a female in a sexual manner.

I was in gym class and we were doing rock climbing. I'd just put my harness on and was adjusting it, but having some trouble. Then I put the rope on, tightened the harness, and it hurt. Without even thinking about it, I said to the boy standing next to me, "This hurts between my legs." That's what she said (TWSS)

by Teflon Jawn December 30, 2011

That's what she said

A great joke.

Girl: "Aww. It was supposed to be fun, but I couldn't even stay awake."
Boy: "That's what she said!"

by Set_fire_ash June 15, 2010

That’s what she said

A phrase used to take your friends words out of context and make them sound sexual

“it’s too big”
“that’s what she said”

“don’t make it any harder than it needs to be”
“that’s what she said”

by rockrobster46 July 26, 2019

that's what she said

a joke referring to the fact that something is a sexual innuendo, based on the premise that a woman said the same thing to you the previous night in bed

THAT'S WHAT SHE SAID!

by once_upon_a_time_in_life November 20, 2010

that's what she said

An interjection used when someone, usually a male, unintentionally makes a sexual comment. The "she" supposedly refers to the guy's girlfriend.

Teacher: (referring to a worksheet) "If you can't fit it on the front, you could do it on the back."
Student: "That's what she said!"

Student A: "Was the test easy?"
Student B: "That's what she said!"

by vv007!!! December 20, 2007

that's what she said

A phrase that is said after anything that could possibly be turned dirty to make it an innuendo. Sometimes serves to burn the person who said something somewhat sexual. But there is a comeback.

person 1 "those balls look bouncy"
person 2 "that's what she said"
person 1 "when you were concieved, hahahaa!"

by Jenny!!!!!!1 August 31, 2006

that's what she said

A joke that was funny the first few hundred times.

You: (say anything)
Friend: That's what she said!
You: Dude, stop. You've said that every day for a year.

by Wilyhawk June 18, 2011