sugar le bomb

A term said while leaning out of a car window at civilians passing by

(Friend out Window at person): sugar le bomb

by home of vibes November 11, 2016

le mot juste

a French (read: pretentious) expression meaning "the right wording/phrasing"

often used by snotty intellectuals like Frasier Crane from the TV show Frasier

"Oh anyway, as I was saying, it was horr--well, actually, "horrible" isn't quite le mot juste--more like calamitous! Disastrous! Deplorable! EXECRABLE!"
"Oh brother."

by sssshhhnake September 28, 2005

Eryn Le Long

bitch

Person 1: “who’s eryn le long”
Person 2: “Oh, she’s a bitch”

by mikeh12 September 17, 2021

Keep le change

Keep le change (shǝnz)

A rather campy. . . loose french take-off for "keep the change" that has been trendy among fashionistas, etc.

You are due a change after paying for your St*r B*cks coffee. . . you say " Keep le change "

by nehyahneeh February 13, 2010

pour le grand

"Pour le grand" is French for "for the big" -- it is used in certain Russian sub-cultures to indicate that one is going to take a dump (i.e. a #2)

A goes to bathroom to take a #2

B: Pour le grand or pour le petit?
A: Pour le grand

by lerusfou September 20, 2012

le gay fishe

Like le fishe but it's Alberto from Pixar's Luca, aka the gayest fish of the seven seas.

Giulia (from Pixar's Luca): *points at Alberto* "OMG!! LE GAY FISHE!!"
Luca (from Pixar's Luca): "wut."

by Ashgae July 9, 2021

le mot juste

A fancy word for just the right word someone is lucking for. The last t in mot and the last e in juste is not pronounced (since it is a french word (french pronunciation rules))

Example 1

Person A: At first I did not like Alex he seemed a bit unsympathetic, well not unsympatheic but not that talkative and a bit reserved, you know what I mean.

Person B: You mean introverted

Person A: precisely le mot juste

Example 2 (From Frasier Season 5 Episode 8)

Frasier: Wait! Wait, my God, it's really for the sake of our future

relationships. I mean, it just, I know that you're afraid to

hurt my feelings but I can stand a little constructive

criticism. Now, come on, please, what do you think are my

main faults?

Daphne: Well, if I had to choose, I'd say you are a bit of a fuss

budget.

Frasier: Fuss budget! Well, listen, if you don't mind the

substitution, I think maybe "demanding" is more the mot

juste.

by Earl of Warwick October 27, 2017