Make Like A lot 

Banging someone that you're really into and like hanging out with even when your not having sex. You don't love each other but take every opportunity to enjoy each other to the fullest.

Me and this chick Sasha make like a lot all the time... she likes to do it in public and in her bed while her husband is passed out on the couch...

It's incredible, I've never felt this feeling but now I know what it feels like to almost love and care for someone.

Make Like A lot by jeffreybruce August 26, 2010

I like you a lot 

I love you. If you have said "I like you a lot" more then 100 times to the same person it probably means that you love her/him.

I like you a lot Miss Sarah. A lot!

I like you a lot by Stephan_stupid September 3, 2006

i like you a lot 

i rlly like u, but i’m too scared to tell you and we haven’t talked in a while :(. text me soon <3

him: “hey we haven’t talked in a while, what’s up?”
me: “i like you a lot”

i like you a lot by urss1mp October 13, 2021

is a lot like jin'do 

When comparing an activity to something completely different. When making fun of someone that just made a poor analogy. When poking fun at Chizer.

Repairing a toilet's flang shooter is a lot like jin'do.

is a lot like jin'do by Tagdoodle March 22, 2007

It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas 

Here’s my heartfelt interpretation of a Christmas song originally penned by Meredith Willson in 1951.

For many people around the world, including myself, Christmas can sometimes bring feelings of loneliness and sadness. It’s important to recognize that this time of year can be difficult for some, and sharing compassion and understanding can make a significant difference.

It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas,

everywhere you go, take a look at the big screen, it's glistening with festive movies once again, filling the airwaves each with a fairytale ending and families aglow

It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas, all the families across the world celebrating a fantastic holiday, yet the saddest sight to see is the loneliness you’ll feel, for yet another year at Christmas time

A pooch by your side and a pistol that shoots, is the wish to have mum and dad by my side, a sister that loves you and a family that can hardly wait to see you again

It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas, everywhere you go, there's a tree in the Plaza, one in the park as well, it's the sturdy kind that doesn't mind the storm

It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas, everywhere you go, soon the tears will start, and the thing that'll make 'em drip is the carol that you sing, right within your heart

It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas, all the families across the world celebrating a fantastic holiday, yet the saddest sight to see is the loneliness you’ll feel, for yet another year at Christmas time

Sure, it's Christmas once more

It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas by Chupac1 November 24, 2024

It’s beginning to look a lot, like, Cringmas!

This is a song originally sang by The True Master himself. The True Master was feeling very festive, so he sung this song. Memers alike joined in and sung together.

This is the first line of the song, a spin on the classic ‘It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas’, originally sung by Johnny Mathis. The word ‘Christmas’ is altered to ‘Cringmas’ in order to attempt to inject some humour, a loved classic move from The True Master. The True Master unfortunately only sung the first line of the song, and I, myself, continued with ‘everywhere I dab’, in which The True Master laughed at and began to sing himself.

During form, where there is small amounts of chatter.
Suddenly, The True Master pipes up.
“It’s beginning to look a lot, like, Cringmas!”
Memers alike begin to laugh.

It’s beginning to look a lot, like, Cringmas! by .Mega December 19, 2019

Like, a lot 

A term used mainly by white, teenage girls to describe the cost or weight of an object.

"How much would you pay for that baby panda?"
"A lot"
"How much"
"Ummmm like, a lot"

Like, a lot by SleazyJezus February 19, 2015