Soit
Soit by Destroyer11 July 26, 2009
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soit
A term invented by a simple typo. Intended to mean spot SOIT is a person/place/or institution where one can purchase or otherwise illicit drugs and other illegal substances. ie. crack
soit by daizilicious May 18, 2005
Related Words
soit • soitenly • soitis • soitseems.net • soitsswift • Soitt • Honi Soit • So It Mine El • so it goes • so italy
Honi Soit
Honi Soit is a student newspaper at the University of Sydney run by editors elected through the SRC elections. It publishes weekly and is distributed free to a readership of up to 20,000 students and University academic and general staff at all Sydney Uni Campuses.
The name is short for the phrase "Honi soit qui mal y pense" (French: "Evil to him who evil thinks"), which is the motto of the Most Noble Order of the Garter.
The name is short for the phrase "Honi soit qui mal y pense" (French: "Evil to him who evil thinks"), which is the motto of the Most Noble Order of the Garter.
Black Socks So It’s Not Gay
Bruh if you forget to say no homo while wearing black socks you’re good, but if you forget to say no homo while not wearing black socks nigga you gay
Tyrese : Imma clap his ass bruh.
Recoome : Bruh you forgot to say no homo, gay ass!
Tyrese : It’s all good I’m wearing black socks so it’s not gay.
Recoome : Ah, Ight you good then.
Recoome : Bruh you forgot to say no homo, gay ass!
Tyrese : It’s all good I’m wearing black socks so it’s not gay.
Recoome : Ah, Ight you good then.
Black Socks So It’s Not Gay by Yung Burrito Penis August 29, 2018
so it goes
C'est la vie. Thats life, thats how it is. Life goes on. This is from Vonnegut's classic Slaughter House V.
so it goes by Dragonbreathp9d July 11, 2006
soitis
Pronounced: so-ite-us
A Northern Ireland condition whereby an individual involuntarily adds a range of colloquialisms to the end of a statement, often as a means of self reassurance, that the statement is true and trustworthy. Much like "isn't it?". The condition is named after the most common of these: "so it is".
The exact phrase alters depending on tense, changing "so it is" to "so it was" or maybe "so it will".
The phrase can also alter to reflect a person or a third party object: "so he was", "so she will" or "so it would"
There is also the negative: "so its not"
A Northern Ireland condition whereby an individual involuntarily adds a range of colloquialisms to the end of a statement, often as a means of self reassurance, that the statement is true and trustworthy. Much like "isn't it?". The condition is named after the most common of these: "so it is".
The exact phrase alters depending on tense, changing "so it is" to "so it was" or maybe "so it will".
The phrase can also alter to reflect a person or a third party object: "so he was", "so she will" or "so it would"
There is also the negative: "so its not"
(phonetical spelling)
hear, are wee Jannie says his company is closin down..... so it is
Oh, Hararya Gillian! don't you know our yacht club in Bangor is clearly the best in all of Christendom.... so it is
Wait till I tell ya, you're a knob.... so you are
Man, spides seem to all have a serious case of soitis!
hear, are wee Jannie says his company is closin down..... so it is
Oh, Hararya Gillian! don't you know our yacht club in Bangor is clearly the best in all of Christendom.... so it is
Wait till I tell ya, you're a knob.... so you are
Man, spides seem to all have a serious case of soitis!
soitis by matt McIvor January 14, 2008
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1. Place
The Bar came before the movie. It is an awesome bar where the girls know how to party and make you feel okay about giving up your money, drawers, bras, and dignity.
2. Movie
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3. Situation/Person/Decision
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2. Movie
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