we'll see

term parents use when a child wants something and they don't say yes or no. Usually means "no", but sometimes it means "yes"

Child: "May I have a puppy?"

Parent(s): "We'll see."

by Karen Stickney July 16, 2008

We'll see

A phrase used, by the person you love the most in the world, to drive you crazy.

Me: "Can I buy you the prettiest ring in the world?"
Her: "We'll see."

by yourfaceispretty March 1, 2015

We'll see

Always means no. Can be used in combination with "maybe", "I'll let you know", "probably", "we'll see how I feel".

Neenif: wanna hit up North Ave beach?

Sal: Prolly we'll see how I feel I'll let you guys know maybe

Neenif: Era

by Mikey773 August 25, 2014

we'll see

An adult was of saying "NO."

Boy: Mommy, can I have my own life?

Mom: We'll see.

by jimmy o'neil October 4, 2009

we'll see

It can just simply mean the person is undecided and will make their mind up nearer the time.

I'm watching Napoleon Dynamite next week if you're interested.

Yeah maybe, we'll see :)

by Tina The Llama July 11, 2007

We'll see

"We'll see" is how women say NO to guys they aren't attracted to.

Did you want to come visit me?

I dont know, we'll see.

by scuba steve September 18, 2005

We’ll see

We’ll see- what a parent says to their child when they want to say no to a child without actually saying no

Dad could we go get ice cream?

we’ll see.

by Monica’s son July 10, 2019