1.) Noun. Used in written conversation to express disbelief, incredulity, or lack of response to an outrageous statement.
2.) Noun. Written proceeding a sentence to add implication to that sentence.
2.) Noun. Written proceeding a sentence to add implication to that sentence.
1.) Person A: Yes, I did eat the bread that was growing mold. I was that hungry!
Person B: ....
2.) Person A: Have you heard back from the doctor about that rash?
Person B: Yes..... Implication: (And I have an STD) or (And I would prefer not to talk about it).
Person B: ....
2.) Person A: Have you heard back from the doctor about that rash?
Person B: Yes..... Implication: (And I have an STD) or (And I would prefer not to talk about it).
by tokyoboi14 April 05, 2009
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It's like "..." except with an additional "." at the end. Unlike "..." however, it's used to say "Yeah, I'm listening go on" instead of an akward silence (like ...).
It originates from the NES game GOLGO 13: Top Secret Episode, a game about a hitman where the main character always reponds to his clients by saying "..." as a way of saying "yeah go on, I'm listening."
It originates from the NES game GOLGO 13: Top Secret Episode, a game about a hitman where the main character always reponds to his clients by saying "..." as a way of saying "yeah go on, I'm listening."
by Golgo13DukeTogo July 15, 2006
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