speaking

Speaking

When two people aren't necessarily dating but speaking ( flirting / sexting ) over text.

"Are you and Amy going out?"
"Nah mate, we're just speaking"
flirt flanter flirty banter speak sexting

by B.urberryonig August 23, 2016

sneaking out potato

To search for a hidden vegetable, then sneaking it out of the room with nobody noticing

"I was sneaking out potato...That was when he saw me"

by Pseudomynous Rex August 28, 2017

Hypothetically speaking

Hypothetically speaking

Phrase, beginning of a sentence. Use when you don't want to say you did something, but you actually did it.
See: asking for a friend

Person 1: Hypothetically speaking, what if I was arrested and I ran away from the police holding cell by overdosing the guard with heroin?
Person 2: Dude!

by Migaspin March 2, 2021

speaking neon

1. Speaking of something beyond the listener's comprehension.

2. Speaking of something that makes no sense whatsoever, ultimately confusing the listener.

1. Speaker - "Man, I was up all night last night reading about the protein synthesis and replication of deoxyribonucleic acid."
Listener - "... You're speaking neon, dude."

2. Speaker - "Man, last night I hopped on the midnight sasquatch and rode the monkey rainbow."
Listener - "... You're speaking neon, dude."

by Imabashew September 12, 2007

speaking O'Mara

The act of mumbling incoherently after consuming multiple alcoholic beverages. Originated at the Cosmopolitan in Worcester,MA.

I was speaking O'Mara after drinking a few too many Magners on a Tuesday night.

by t r i c i a January 4, 2009

Ghettophorically Speaking

1. (adj.)
Derived from the terms ghetto and metaphorically speaking The term is used to describe the use of a ghetto phrase or word in speech. This phrase or word often does not mean the original definition, but rather another implied meaning.

2. (adj.) (v.)
Used when explaining your speech patterns to an individual with no ghetto background or knowledge.

3. (v.)
When making a reference to a ghetto phrase not normally used in your personal patterns of speech.

1. "My lip gloss be poppin'"

2. "When I said, 'get out my face' I did not imply you were literally INSIDE my face. I was just ghettophorically speaking."

3. "I'm just ghettophorically speaking here but... He better back up before I smack him upside his fat head."

by ludicrousy November 14, 2009

cursive speaking

A style of tone commonly used by indie musicians which results in slurred speech, sounding like your tongue is stuck in the back of your throat and a lot of "R"s.

Fan: "OMG, is that Grace Vanderwaal?!?!"
gRaCe vAnDeRwAaLL: "i'M nOt sUrE, i dOn'T kNor mY nAmE."

Hint: Cursive speaking should be natural

by gRaCeVaNdErWaAL March 23, 2020