sort of

to some extent; in some way or other (used to convey inexactness or vagueness).

"“Do you see what I mean?” “Sort of,” answered Jean cautiously"

by Googygurl January 5, 2016

sort of

A harmless thing to say, sort of. It's just a filler, sort of. It doesn't really mean anything; but after certain things, sort of means everything. Like after, "I love you," or "You're going to live."

(Source: Demetri Martin, Comedy Central Presents.)

I love you, sort of.

by Michelangelo April 23, 2006

sort of

a word which means nothing and everything depending on how its used

1: "Hey do you like this place?"
"Ahh, sort of."

2:Congrats! It's a boy.....sort of.

by Thuggelz November 19, 2009

Sort Of

Somewhat to an extent.

I could sort of strip of my training pant undies though I could easily slip on my training pant undies!

by Turo Fernandez August 18, 2019

sort of ran

When you don't quite run, but aren't walking either. Distinct from jogging, sauntering, skipping, etc. Normally, in reaction to a ball that is getting away.

I sort of ran to go get a ball and my ankle didn't hurt at all!

by neadamthal July 24, 2009

sort-of poor

One who wants a Ferrari but won’t pay $5 for shipping.

Sorry I can’t go out, I’m sort-of poor.

by Mpl909 June 15, 2022

some sort of idiot

for use when not sure which type of idiot the accused is.

Look at Marty Korn, he looks like some sort of idiot.

by Thomas Cwiok September 2, 2003