...look at me now!

at the end of a statement you say this to make the person you're talking to feel like a loser. orrrrr, (if you don't like hurting people's feelings) you say this at the end of a statement when something really good happens to you.

cory: yo check out my nike dunks i just bought last week.
derrick: yea man, those are cool... but check out my cool grey jordans11 that i got yesterday ...look at me now!

student: mrs. kindergarten teacher, remember when you told me that i'd be cleaning floors at mcdonalds when i grow up? pwaaahaaa, i'm the ceo of my OWN mcdonalds now shawty ...look at me now!

by takemeaway_09 June 19, 2011

look like a toe

a person ( usually female) that is ugly and is different from the rest of her/his friends

person 1: she look like a toe

person 2: ya she is so ugly

by jjrules14 July 24, 2017

look sharp

1) To pay attention to one's surroundings
2) To dress with style appropriate to the occasion

1) Hey seargant, here come the jerries; Look Sharp!
2) Did you see James in his black and white saddle shoes and Fedora? He really looks sharp.

by pythonspam November 26, 2003

Look what the cat dragged in!

when some ones shows up unexpectedly

Look what the cat dragged in! (Look who is here)

by Fernanda September 3, 2005

Look at me!

A song by the rapper XXXTENTACION. It's the most known song among non-X listeners. People like to bandwagon on this song. X just can't keep his D in his pants.

Person 1: Did you hear the song Look at me!?
Person 2: Yeah... She kicked me out I'm like vro.

by KNH8 September 17, 2018

look right

An instruction for pedestrians in England (and other places) where they drive on the left side of the road. Assists visitors and tourists who are not accustomed to the different driving pattern.

When walking around in London, look right first before crossing the street.

by yes juanito yes March 30, 2015

look what the cat dragged in

Cats are known for bringing dead mice/rats/birds and other vermin they may have found or killed in to their owner's home.

Upon meeting someone who is disliked, by using this phrase you imply that they are the vermin mentioned above.

(Upon meeting an ex-boyfriend at a party)
"Well well! Look what the cat dragged in!"

by Alpha_nine April 1, 2008