For seriously
Person A: Dude, the performance of Berlioz's "Symphonie Fantastique" was the best thing ever!!
Person B: For seriously!
Person B: For seriously!
For seriously by Sho Fo-Sho March 9, 2009
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for seriously by textfile232 January 18, 2006
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for seriously • for serious • ferseriously • furseriously • for reals? • for fuck's sake • For sure • for • for honor • For Kobe
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for serious by cxforseriouscx June 1, 2019
for serious
(1) adv - "seriously?", expressing doubt/surprise or asking for confirmation
(2) exclamation/statement issuing confirmation
(3) agreement
(2) exclamation/statement issuing confirmation
(3) agreement
(1) yo girl is preggers with triplets?! for serious?!
(2) for serious, that chick wants my ass!
(3) "that teacher is dumb ass hell."
"for serious, man."
(2) for serious, that chick wants my ass!
(3) "that teacher is dumb ass hell."
"for serious, man."
for serious by je adore dior March 8, 2003
for serious
a combination of the phrases "for real" and "seriously", "for serious" can express agreement when used as an exclamation, it can also be phrased as a question.
Example 1:
person A: "Hey, I got a new cell phone today"
person B: "For serious?"
Example 2:
person A: "That girl is such a ditz"
person B: "for serious!"
person A: "Hey, I got a new cell phone today"
person B: "For serious?"
Example 2:
person A: "That girl is such a ditz"
person B: "for serious!"
for serious by Jon Pan September 25, 2005
for serious
for serious by Anonymous March 14, 2003
for serious?
It's just like fo' real, but it sounds funnier and sometimes doesn't make sense to people the first time they hear it. Sure to make people laugh.
Bob: Did you know Britney Spears got fat?
Janet: For serious? She used to have such great abs.
Bob: For serious.
Janet: For serious? She used to have such great abs.
Bob: For serious.
for serious? by Joseph Eckersen October 5, 2007
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