1). A playful phrase spoken to friends as a term of endearment. The phrase "your a thumb" roughly means "your dumb" and is spoken to friends to emphasize their flaws, in a loving way.
2). The phrase "your a thumb" may also mean "you have a big forehead"
2). The phrase "your a thumb" may also mean "you have a big forehead"
1) Katie: *falls*
Malia: "YOUR A THUMB"
2) Malia: "Brendon has such a big forehead"
Katie: "He's such a thumb"
Malia: "YOUR A THUMB"
2) Malia: "Brendon has such a big forehead"
Katie: "He's such a thumb"
by SodiumChloride11111 May 18, 2018
1) to pray or implore; 2) to safeguard against failure; 3) to think of something; 4) to try to express an idea; 5) to look exasperated; 6) to appear hungry; 7) to eat a meal; 8) to satisfy a requirement; 9) to have the right stuff; 10) to check oneself
by Gabe "Admiral Awexome" S. May 03, 2008
by StGanjus May 24, 2018
A text message most commonly sent to some one who has suddenly stopped replying in a text message conversation.
Tom: So anyway, would you mind if I borrowed your biology lab notes?
Emmi: (No response)
Tom: What's the matter? Cat got your thumbs?
Emmi: (No response)
Tom: What's the matter? Cat got your thumbs?
by Tucker Maile September 02, 2008
When someone doesn't text you back after you text them, you text them "cat got your thumbs?". It's a play on "cat got your tongue?", which is an idiom used to compel someone to speak who is unusually quiet.
by dantechulo September 16, 2008
–adjective 1. temporarily deprived of the ability to think of a resonce, while texting, by strong emotion, physical weakness, exhaustion, etc.
by nugmonster February 22, 2009
by Barry Lloyd July 20, 2005