figurative form of speech.
It means If you understand what a person is implying or follow where they're getting at in a conversation.
Usually substituted for the following phrases:
"If you know what I'm saying." or "If you see what I mean."
It means If you understand what a person is implying or follow where they're getting at in a conversation.
Usually substituted for the following phrases:
"If you know what I'm saying." or "If you see what I mean."
by thedefinitivedefinition October 4, 2014
by B4tty Boy July 31, 2019
by Nick_A November 21, 2013
If you understand what I mean, often in reference to the rude version of a double entendre or innuendo.
by Hugo-h12 January 31, 2016
by Teller May 6, 2006
The earliest quotation in the Oxford English Dictionary for this sense of "drift" is dated 1526: "Harde it is . . . to perceyue the processe and dryfte of this treatyse."
Found on "Phrases dot org"
The speaker may be having trouble communicating with their audience and not knowing how to better explain.
This is similar to "do you feel me?" or "do you get it?".
Otherwise there is a certain mentality and a certain consciousness along with what the speaker & the audience are generally known to understand.
Found on "Phrases dot org"
The speaker may be having trouble communicating with their audience and not knowing how to better explain.
This is similar to "do you feel me?" or "do you get it?".
Otherwise there is a certain mentality and a certain consciousness along with what the speaker & the audience are generally known to understand.
by Hare Krsna Gardening December 26, 2022
The worst phrase to have ever fucking existed.
If you say this you probably cheated on your girlfriend with your sister and smell like doritos.
If you say this you probably cheated on your girlfriend with your sister and smell like doritos.
by mrplanetpluto April 19, 2021