Look At Me man

A man who's always playing the song "Look At Me" by XXXTENTACION.

Man, I can't stop listening to "Look At Me" because of the Look At Me man.

by MoneyNateYT September 5, 2021

Looking the other way

A threat of being slapped or punched if you don’t obey someone’s demands.

If you don’t return my bike in 1 hour you’re going to be looking the other way real fast. And it better not be damaged!

by Dogmomat57 December 27, 2021

Disco-looking hell

When there are a lot of flashing lights and colors all over some place

person A: Theres to many colors here
person B: ITS A DISCO-LOOKING HELL

by dvsgfbvnhnmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm July 8, 2022

good looking rooster

Australian navy slang for a good looking bloke.

Shit that bloke has a nice missus but he is a good looking rooster

by Hankwestralia September 21, 2021

Look at your major

A phrase said by band geeks to remind other band geeks to watch the drum major so that they stay in tempo. Drum majors are the leaders of the band, and, among other responsibilities, they give the band the tempo. If you don't look at your major, the band could fall apart.

Always look at your major.

Dude 1: Ready for today's contest?

Dude 2: Yeah, just don't forget to look at your major!

Dude 1: I won't!

by A Sharp Major February 21, 2021

Look At Me music

Music written for no purpose other than for the singer to brag about how rich they are.

Rapper: Look at me I have lots of money
Other person: shut up, nobody wants to hear your Look At Me music.

by O' Chungus February 24, 2023

bully look-around

The way a bully looks around at people around him/her after making a mean joke to make sure that other people are sharing in the "humor." The bully is always laughing or grinning while doing the bully look-around so he/she can both get a buzz from sharing a laugh with someone else against the target of the bullying and to clue others in that the mean joke was supposed to be funny and that they should also laugh. If no one else shares in the "humor", and the bully receives criticism instead of shared laughter, the bully quickly takes the feedback and immediately begins to play the part of the "Schrodinger's asshole", pretending that the mean joke wasn't really that mean and that it was more of a joke than it really was and they didn't really mean it and that everyone else is taking it all too seriously and being meaner to the bully than he/she was to the original target of his/her meanness.

Katie: Oh, my gawd, Marissa! You just spilled that glass of water, and it looks like you've wet yourself! (Does the bully look-around while giggling obnoxiously, checking that others are appreciating her "joke")
Gina: Cut it out, Katie. It's not that funny. Geez.
Katie: (becoming a Schrodinger's Asshole) You people don't know how to take a joke. How come you have to jump on every little thing I say? Geez, yourself!
Marissa: Can someone hand me a towel?

by dictionaryenchantress June 26, 2020