Slay Me
To invite another to get on your level or otherwise attempt to reach your status-
Can also mean hug or kiss me
Can also mean hug or kiss me
Slay Me by rosebyanyothername February 3, 2017
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slay me mommy
humourous text, basically used for fun.
cupcakke said this in a livestream, her wig got snatched by saying this
cupcakke said this in a livestream, her wig got snatched by saying this
slay me mommy by GDGIDGODIOGIDGOD January 11, 2023
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you slay me
The phrase "You slay me" is slang and it means to overwhelm, as with laughter or love.
It is used in response to something funny someone has said or done.
It is used in response to something funny someone has said or done.
person 1 says or does something funny.
person 2 in response can only sum up the amazing funniness that has occured with the phrase "you slay me," signifying total appreciation of the funny event and deeming it hilarious and worthy of acknowledgement.
person 2 in response can only sum up the amazing funniness that has occured with the phrase "you slay me," signifying total appreciation of the funny event and deeming it hilarious and worthy of acknowledgement.
you slay me by hownowbrowncow00 February 24, 2011
Slayment
Slayment by PushingPassion August 27, 2017
Slayme
To fight somone in real life you met on an online game,To beat somone in real life over the game "runescape" and make them cry to their mumma.
o0 Slayme 0o Onwed pk3r 0wn3r and broke his jaw,I Cant believe when pk3r ran home he could'nt even talk properly to tell his family he just got slaymed!
Slayme by The_Conspiracy March 22, 2008
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