missed shot due to spreto do caralho

The act of missing a shot on Counter Strike: Global Offensive

onetapMissed shot due to spreto do caralho.

by lol360lel December 15, 2020

With all due respect

The only time you would use this little phrase is when you are going to insult someone to the point of pissing them off. Just because you say it doesn't mean you can say whatever you wish afterwards, and if someone has a comeback to your insult you can't throw it in their face that you said, "With all due respect." You should use this phrase wisely, you might piss your girlfriend off with it! :-)

Anthony-"With all due respect, you three look gay..."

Kylie-"Don't even get us started on you!"

Anthony-"I SAID WITH ALL DUE RESPECT, that means i can say what ever i want and you can't get mad or offended. you 3 look like tools!"

Kylie- "And just because you said, "with all due respect" it doesn't mean you can say whatever you want it simply means, CAUTION I'M GOING TO BE AN ASS WITH THIS COMMENT AND I WILL REGRET IT LATER!!"

by Boycotting You! October 21, 2008

Make Due

The illiterate Tool's incorrect and illogical version of "Make Do".

I want to take Acid but will have to make due with Ecstasy ... this is just wrong on so many levels !!

by DamenS March 3, 2011

With All Due Respect

A phrase that allows the user to be a complete dick without being entirely rude.

Boss: Ted, I'm Going to have to fire you. Your output has-

Ted: With all due respect sir... Suck my TESTICLES

by CaptainTerror November 9, 2009

with all due respect

The phrase is a projection, an analysis, if you will of mental attributes or deficiencies.

Mr. Carpenter, with all due respect, when one uses the phrase "with all due respect", it actually means you consider the person you're talking-to is a moron. With all due respect.

by Jimmy The Law December 4, 2013

p-due

wordcock/word

God motherfucking dammit! Who the fuck glued my p-due to my ass while I was asleep?!

by Hank April 4, 2003

bid you a due

A salutation at the end of an e-mail that indicates the sender has knowledge that the recipient will need something from them in the future. "I bid..." as in placing belief, a sure bet; "you a due" as in something is to be paid to you. Such as a time for a task to be completed or further information on when a fucking Log Book will be returned so that I may do my part of the job in getting this $$$!

Thank you for your timely response, I bid you a due.

by White Girl Bars February 24, 2015