The baby talk people use when they speak to and pet a dog. The people immediately talk to the dog like it's a little baby even though the dog can't understand them. canine crazy, feline fanatic, pet parents, dog, canine, pet, man's best friend
I get so annoyed when people walk up to my dog and use puppy speak. He's not a little baby people and he can't understand you!
by joecoolthefool March 27, 2016
by sunshinedorkie March 03, 2016
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
Nonsensical terms created by Starbucks for branding purposes; often words misappropriated from other languages. E.g., Grande/Tall/Venti, Chai Latte, Vivanno, Hand-crafted Beverage, Latte; barista
Someone held up the line by refusing to use Starbby-speak; she confused the barista by ordering a "small" coffee.
by Tigrotina July 20, 2009
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!
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.
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
"Figuratively speaking" is a phrase used to clarify that the speaker is not speaking literally but rather using figurative language to make a point or convey a concept.
When someone says "figuratively speaking," they are typically emphasizing that the statement should not be taken literally but rather as a figure of speech or an exaggeration for effect.
When someone says "figuratively speaking," they are typically emphasizing that the statement should not be taken literally but rather as a figure of speech or an exaggeration for effect.
by StimHands June 07, 2024