'You Gots' is short you got "something" whether it be the nerve, the balls, my meaning, to be kidding, etc.
When used as a question it means "Do you understand me?" We're going to meet at 7, you gots?
When used as a question it means "Do you understand me?" We're going to meet at 7, you gots?
by War February 20, 2004
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by Thewalkingdict June 15, 2019
Form of encouragement. Emphasises ambitious success to recipient. Often followed by a flexed muscle emoji, or multiple to adhere to the power of the statement.
by OUYA May 24, 2017
"you got it," means "that's it, exactly."
It's used while playing Charades, to let your team members know that the letter, word, or phrase you just said is what you were acting out. You team members are expected to remember that correct piece of the puzzle as they continue to guess the entire answer.
It's used while playing Charades, to let your team members know that the letter, word, or phrase you just said is what you were acting out. You team members are expected to remember that correct piece of the puzzle as they continue to guess the entire answer.
- Slicer: "Regarding #4, this is not supported by any jquery plugins I know right now. I will keep looking for one that supports this exact functionality"
- Me: "
Don't worry about this #4 issue, my developers will take care of it. Please focus on the rest of the bullet points"
- Slicer: "You got it, should have an update for you tomorrow"
- Me: "
Don't worry about this #4 issue, my developers will take care of it. Please focus on the rest of the bullet points"
- Slicer: "You got it, should have an update for you tomorrow"
by olnac March 10, 2010
"How do I do this incredibly simple task that I don't really need any help with at all?"
"You got this." (You will figure it out)
"You got this." (You will figure it out)
by Just Jake2 July 26, 2020