what you saying?

It means "what's up?", "I don't understand you, explain it better" or "what's happening?"
it is UK slang but is commonly used by people of all backgrounds.

A: *mumbles*
B: what you saying?

by vilotack December 3, 2020

lay you up

Shooting someone. Derived from a way one can score in basketball.

Yo man, you'se best be steppin 'fore I lay you up!

by Mercenary90 September 16, 2007

You Fight Dogs

You fight dirty, just like Michael Vick.

This can be used as a comeback as well as calling someone out on their rudeness.

"Vanessa! That was so mean... you fight dogs." (or "you fight dawgs" with southern twang emphasized and encouraged).

by Flag September 23, 2007

How are you at coitus?

"How are you at coitus?"-Colloquial greeting between young males means "How are you doing?" or "How are you feeling?"

"How are you at coitus?"

"Yeah thanks mate i'm good"

by Ricardo968649 July 26, 2006

i'll kill you

"i'll fuck the shit out of you, and enjoy it."

Fundo: Hey lady. Can I bum a cigarette?
Fundita: I'll kill you.
Fundo: Really? Let me go grab a condom.

by authOOr August 23, 2006

i love you

When a man says these 3 "magical" words a woman. He might as well cut off his balls, then hand them to the woman he told this to. Cos if he is serious when he says it (isn't just saying it to get here clothes off), he has more or less given her a verbal, subliminal invitation to walk all over him.

Some idiot: I love you
Some bitch: Wow! Bend over backwards for me, while I treat you like shit and cheat on you.

by You don't need to know my name. March 13, 2005

Do Not You Evers

"Whitewashed" or Educated African Americans. Along the same lines as "Dont chu evas" except since their educated, they pronounce the words correctly.

Those Do Not You Evers think they are the sh*t.

by ssftable September 29, 2003