OH, SPEAK TO ME OL' TOOTHLESS WONDER. YOUR VOICE HAS CHANGED, BUT YOUR BREATH STILL SMELLS THE SAME.

what you say to somebody who has just flatulated.

by weave March 26, 2003

OH, SPEAK TO ME OL' TOOTHLESS WONDER. YOUR VOICE HAS CHANGED, BUT YOUR BREATH STILL SMELLS THE SAME.

When someone changes themself but is still a jerk.

Katie, oh speak to me ol' toothless wonder. Your voice has changed but your breath still smells the same. That's what I have to say about your "new persona"

by Anonymous July 12, 2003

Speak Out

A game which alows your friends and family to see if you brush your teeth.
If you don't, they'll laugh at you as you try to call a dentist.

You could also swallow someone saliva if the mouthpeices you use are not carefully washed. How fun!

Dude: Yo, you wanna play Speak Out?

Dude 2: Nah bro I'm too sensitive to the mouthpeices.

Dude: You don't brush your teeth do you.

Dude 2: Nah.

by JessicaTheMessica February 14, 2017

Let Speak

a phrase commonly used which means to let out or disclose something. sometimes for information that one would rather not say or does not want to disclose.
to ask someone "whats wrong" in attempt to get them to tell you.

sometimes mistaken for "let's speak" which is entirely different.

e.g. 1-
girl: im not in a good mood at the moment,
guy: let speak!
girl: well today i was.........

e.g. 2-
i feel so much better that i 'let speak' today........

by no mafucker gets my name May 3, 2006

Please speak English

It means you should stop speaking spanish and speak english in a video game because you are in a english server.

Please speak English, i can't understand you

by BruhMomentor August 28, 2020

Speak in tongues

To speak your thoughts out loud, seemingly from your subconscious.

Talking your native lingo. It may be understood by hometown homies, but to most it will sound like mumbo jumbo

Cow: You mumble a lot
Zebra: Nah I just speak in tongues.
Cow: What the hell does that mean.?
Zebra: My brain got bypassed

by Banana Beeswax March 26, 2020

Speak-o

When you mean to say something, but mess up the word/phrase, like a typo.

(Person 1) - Did you just call your girlfriend your ex's name?
(Person 2) - Yeah, I made a speak-o

by babyblacktooth December 2, 2014