She's got eyes

This term is used when a girl has a boyfriend but is obviously checking out and flirting with other guys

I saw Stacy walking around with her man today, she's got eyes

by CrazyDavy December 1, 2021

She wants to vuk

It's the equivalent of the phrase "She wants to fuck" / "She wants me", just more popular in Eastern Europe as many of its nationals cannot pronounce the letter "f" correctly.

Andrei: Why are the two of them all the time together.. what the fuck?

Oleg: Bruh... she wants to vuk

by matthraquis January 18, 2023

Rod knee she

It is when a female gets on her knees and performs oral sex on a penis.

I called her rod knee she for quite some time and then she finally asked me what it meant and I told her because you get down on your knees and suck on rod .

by Dougals December 29, 2021

She Belongs to the Interstates

This is what you call a girl that is for the streets to the extreme. Streets are driven on, the interstates are heavily trafficked and heavily traveled and can be the cause of a lot of “accidents” such as car accidents or child support.

She ain’t for the streets, she belongs to the interstates

by CoochKilla January 12, 2021

She All Husky

Reference to a female with one wooly, hairy vagina like the fur on a purebred Husky.

My girl doesn’t shave her beaver. She all husky down there.

I hooked up with a hot lipstick lez last night and we went back to my place for a hot scissor. She rubbed my cooch raw cause she all husky.

by Eaton Holgoode January 16, 2019

That's what she said

A response that is often said to make things sound sexual.

Gym teacher: The goal here is to score on both ends.
Students: That's what she said!

Person #1: Could you please pass the cream?
Person #2: That's what she said!

Person #1: Why is it taking so long?
Person #2: That's what she said!

by fdjiosfjdios January 13, 2009

what she said

Used in forums or similar areas to say that you agree with what the person you're quoting said. Similar to "MTE (My thoughts exactly)" or "I couldn't have said it more eloquently myself" or, more colloquially, "This" - or "ditto", "+1", "seconded", etc.

Stephanie: "I just totally blew that history test! My life is in ruins!"
Denise: "Come on, don't worry so much about it. You know your stuff, and anyway, it's only like 5% of your grade."
Jen: "Yeah, what she said."

by germanophone September 29, 2010