OnMe
I told my homie I needed to make a run to the store, he replied “ OnMe I need to get something too”.
OnMe by Devaluation August 29, 2018
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Onme
Another Chicago slang for "Ongod" . Used as a form of wholesome agreement with oneself and/or another. Synonym: "Onfoenem".
Onme by JayformDaK January 6, 2021
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step on me
Wanting someone you find sexy to actually step on you, displaying dominance over you.
Could also be said by someone with a foot fetish
Could also be said by someone with a foot fetish
step on me by Sophoenix January 14, 2017
switch on me
when you are in a relationship/friendship and all of a sudden they turn against you and ditch you for other people
switch on me by RoyWoods May 27, 2017
take on me
Simple. Aha is a Norwegian band. "Take on me" in Norwegian is, "Ta på meg". "Ta på meg" in Norwegian means, hold onto me or touch me. They caused a stir and left many people to wonder about the meaning when they chose to translate literally, word for word, instead of figuratively. This was certainly intentional as Norwegians are fairly proficient in English.
take on me by The Hiking Viking January 30, 2017
Step on me
Step on me by BeidouSimpBtw July 14, 2021
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