by Jidan February 12, 2011
to masterbate. (Used by Martin Lawerence in "You So Crazy" when there was nothing on T.V. to watch except Andy Griffin. It describes the tendenacy of a male, who, when alone, will always reach his hands down his pants and play with himself.)
Phone rings
Martin: "Hello"
Friend: "Wassup dog! Whatcha doin'?"
Martin: "Nothing.....just sitting here..... watching andy griffin."
Martin: "Hello"
Friend: "Wassup dog! Whatcha doin'?"
Martin: "Nothing.....just sitting here..... watching andy griffin."
by Tre-Dog August 26, 2006
To keep an eye out for people who you think you can trust, but will end up stabbing you in the back.
Chris "I thought Rey was a bro but him and his girl haven't been talking to me. So I asked her what was wrong and she said that he sees me as a threat and he told her to stop talking to me. Even though when they were going to break up I vouched for him and told her not to because I thought he was a good guy."
Ed: "Gotta watch out for the snakes bro!"
Ed: "Gotta watch out for the snakes bro!"
by Sir.Darkfox November 05, 2015
1. a warning of something bad to come
2. a phrase used when you are about to be the crap out of someone
2. a phrase used when you are about to be the crap out of someone
1. Watch out cuz!! That crazy girl is looking for you!
2. Watch out cuz, i'll knock yo head off if you get in my face like dat again!!
2. Watch out cuz, i'll knock yo head off if you get in my face like dat again!!
by Doug Jenkins November 09, 2003
person1: Ayo bro watch yo jet, WATCH YO JET. person2: what??? person1: watch out for that car thats backing up. person2: ooooooh ok
by GDMystic December 16, 2020
I was watching family guy in my basement with my girl friend.
by Austin Rys March 24, 2004
A phrase often used by the black population to describe anything and everything. It is used in all situations and is often understood immediately by fellow blacks.
(when complimenting someone's appearance)- "Watch out there, now."
(when suprised) "Watch out there, now!
(to alert a person their hair is on fire) "Watch out there, now!"
(when suprised) "Watch out there, now!
(to alert a person their hair is on fire) "Watch out there, now!"
by Christie_S August 04, 2007