v. to react
commonly used to bridge descriptions of a scenario and the evoked reaction.
Uniquely applied to precede:
1. non-verbal description,
2. dramatization, or
3. extreme use of slang.
Reserved for casual peer-peer discussion. Misuse in official or formal setting is suggestive of poor education or lower intelligence.
commonly used to bridge descriptions of a scenario and the evoked reaction.
Uniquely applied to precede:
1. non-verbal description,
2. dramatization, or
3. extreme use of slang.
Reserved for casual peer-peer discussion. Misuse in official or formal setting is suggestive of poor education or lower intelligence.
"he threw his dirty clothes at me" and I was like:
1. (non-verbal demonstrative) ex: speaker plugs nose, or expresses look of shock..
2. "there is no way in hell I'm doing your laundry Mister!"
3. "nu-uh.. no you ditin... uh-ah"
or
"she's a proper girl she's always got to be like:
1. (non-verbal demonstrative) ex: speaker tilts head back and to side slightly closing eyes
2. "we can't break a rule we'd go to hell"
3. "little miss priss" "somethin something"
Common misuse:
addressing a police officer, judge, or doctor.
"you could hear his car pull up and then it'd be like:
1. (non-verbal demonstrative) speaker punches fist
2. "a war was going on inside"
3. "time to cut out"
1. (non-verbal demonstrative) ex: speaker plugs nose, or expresses look of shock..
2. "there is no way in hell I'm doing your laundry Mister!"
3. "nu-uh.. no you ditin... uh-ah"
or
"she's a proper girl she's always got to be like:
1. (non-verbal demonstrative) ex: speaker tilts head back and to side slightly closing eyes
2. "we can't break a rule we'd go to hell"
3. "little miss priss" "somethin something"
Common misuse:
addressing a police officer, judge, or doctor.
"you could hear his car pull up and then it'd be like:
1. (non-verbal demonstrative) speaker punches fist
2. "a war was going on inside"
3. "time to cut out"
by miss elis March 31, 2008
by Red Ivy Green February 27, 2011
Two words that a gay man heres everyday during his stay at a camp to brainwash gay men to turn straight after being shown pictures of women mainly without clothing.
Look at it! Look at it! LIKE IT!!!
by vanilla44 November 16, 2010
by Muhahahanafawnabanana November 5, 2005
1. A Facebook "like" with added emphasis. Commonly known in response to a recognized prompt.
2. Similar to an Aaayy-mmmeeen!!, a common "shout" (see below) performed. Literally meaning 'truely' or 'it is so'. Very strong agreement.
3. shout : A 'shout' is both an individual thing and a thing of the gathered worshippers. While worshipping at a service or event, the worshipper starts to experience the presence of God, and it builds up inside until it can't be restrained and bursts forth in loud noises (whoops, stutters, short praise phrases and such, with raised arms and shaking hands) in praise to God. The noises are often followed by dancing, running, singing, or even fainting. There is no calm or quiet shout. In many African-American and Pentecostalist churches, it is an accepted and even cherished act of worship at certain times during the event or service. It becomes extra-special when people all over the sanctuary/auditorium/tent break out in shouts, losing themselves fully into praise. When that happens, it's full of both fun and joy.
2. Similar to an Aaayy-mmmeeen!!, a common "shout" (see below) performed. Literally meaning 'truely' or 'it is so'. Very strong agreement.
3. shout : A 'shout' is both an individual thing and a thing of the gathered worshippers. While worshipping at a service or event, the worshipper starts to experience the presence of God, and it builds up inside until it can't be restrained and bursts forth in loud noises (whoops, stutters, short praise phrases and such, with raised arms and shaking hands) in praise to God. The noises are often followed by dancing, running, singing, or even fainting. There is no calm or quiet shout. In many African-American and Pentecostalist churches, it is an accepted and even cherished act of worship at certain times during the event or service. It becomes extra-special when people all over the sanctuary/auditorium/tent break out in shouts, losing themselves fully into praise. When that happens, it's full of both fun and joy.
by K_Baby June 28, 2012
Dad- "I like like you, like more than like, like LIKE LIKE you. Like REALLY LIKE LIKE LIKE you"
Son- "you mean love?"
Dad- "no"
Son- "you mean love?"
Dad- "no"
by ARIANAGRANDESTITS124 September 5, 2017
something you say after you describe something and the description is not quit right but you can't think of any other way to describe it.
A term used as an answer to something your not too bothered about either way.
A term used as an answer to something your not too bothered about either way.
I like the new bloke at work, but not like that; he is nice but I do not fancy him.
I am tired, but not like that; could sleep but can also go without.
yeh, we stuffed ourselves stupid, but not like that; we ate till we were fat, but we are not fat.
I fell and it really hurt, but not like that; you hurt yourself but it was nothing serious.
1) Do you like pop music?
2) Not like that, don't mind some stuff.
1) We are going swimming, do you like swimming?
2) Not like that, I just like chilling out by the water, not fussed.
I am tired, but not like that; could sleep but can also go without.
yeh, we stuffed ourselves stupid, but not like that; we ate till we were fat, but we are not fat.
I fell and it really hurt, but not like that; you hurt yourself but it was nothing serious.
1) Do you like pop music?
2) Not like that, don't mind some stuff.
1) We are going swimming, do you like swimming?
2) Not like that, I just like chilling out by the water, not fussed.
by purplemagpie July 21, 2011