sick to my stomach

Feeling nauseous about a certain situation. Example: boyfriend problems , family problems , pending test results

I'm so sick to my stomach wondering if I passed this test or not !

by Jbya June 30, 2014

langa to my reki

kinda like eve to my Adam but skate version if you skate and don't have a best friend that skates you can use this word

person 1: i will find my langa to my reki
person 2: i found my langa you'll find yours too

by zadiag June 7, 2021

skip to my lou

Rafer Alston aka Skip To My Lou is a street baller who blew up in Rucker Park. His nickname comes from when he skips when dribbling the ball. Currently plays for the Houston Rockets.

Guy 1:Yo did you know i got Rafer Alstons signature?

Guy 2:Who is that?

Guy 1:Skip to my lou

Guy 2:Oh....

by boriqua8891 April 1, 2008

tell it to my pants pockets

A term that means that you're going to have to show me some money if you want me to do a favor for you. Used to elicit a bribe.

Jesse Jackson, Jr: "Governor Blagojevich, as you can see, I am by far the most qualified candidate to replace President-elect Obama in the U.S. Senate. I hope you will make the right decision."
Rod Blagojevich: "Yeah yeah whatever. Tell it to my pants pockets!"

by Nicholas D January 22, 2009

word to my mother

also known as wrd2mm. this just means you are very serious and you swear on your mom's life in NYC slang.

yahyl: "why did you rob the burger king?"

ethan: "bro word to my mother i did NOT rob that burger king!"

by wordtomymotherbro March 15, 2023

Balls to my life

A mix of the popular term "fuck my life" and the term "balls to you," recently popularized by Liza Minnelli. Used in anger or exasperation at daily events.

Jim: I need some coffee...
Bill: You can't, somebody crapped in the office coffee machine again.
Jim: Balls to my life.

by Foohtube February 23, 2011

Comical to my Womical

Of Urban, Mid-Western origins (used largely in Chicago, Illinois), "Comical to my Womical" is a phrase used to indicate that an occurrence, object or situation is simultaneously humorous and relevant to one's interests.

The phrase is often clearly articulated in a stately manor, as one wearing a monocle may articulate.

Person A: Ah, notice how low from the waist that gentleman is wearing his trousers.

Person B: I see. That is comical to my womical.

by Matthew A. Hand January 26, 2010