make sense

Be a practical and logical thing to do

It doesn't make sense to buy now while houses are much more expensive than usual.

by Harrywlk March 27, 2017

it makes sense

Sarcastic phrase that means "I'm right...admit it" even when what you said makes no sense at all. Best used by David Spade in the film "Tommy Boy"

Bob: "I'm gonna bet my life savings on Chuck Norris going gay...it makes sense doesn't it?"

by dnice92 September 1, 2008

makes sense

What one would say to somebody after they attempted to utter a phrase that didn't make sense.
Synically used.

Perfect counter to a "your face" or "your mom" comeback.

guy1: Did you mean to look that stupid?
guy2: Did your mom mean to look that stupid?
guy1:MAKES SENSE! I GET IT! NO ONE WAS MISTAKEN BY WHAT YOU JUST SAID!
guy2: (shrugs, then falls unconscious)

by DRE-PANTS March 3, 2005

Makes sense

When u are in the bathroom curling your hair for this “makes sense”. Makes sense is a wonderful, sexy, great and funny man that you never get tired of. Makes sense loves a girl that says “no deep throat for that”.... while he is saying that ugly word “yay” with his pants down or when he is practically naked sitting on his couch. He tells his girlfriend “ you ain’t gonna get 4 cents for that “while he’s pointing at his dick.Pert near.

Makes sense: that was Becky!
Old mean girlfriend: that’s what she said . That’s who sounds like.

by Beautifulcrazypancake March 15, 2021

Make That Make Sense

Used when someone says some stupid shit.

Ex: What's Obamas first last name?

Make That Make Sense ^

by D Relle June 15, 2016

Doesn't make sense

Something that is confusing, hard to understand.

An easy example:

Person 1(Drunk): Haaaa...loook at thaat raaiinbooowww, ittt''s glooowwwiiiingg!

Person nr 2 (Sober): Excuse me, but firstly there is no rainbow, it's dark, secondly, what you're saying doesn't make sense! and thirdly, you're drunk.

by Dr.Explain.A.Lot. August 20, 2011

does that make sense

While originally used by professors of quantum physics to make sure students are understanding what they are talking about, it has evolved into a not so subtle way of insulting someone's intelligence.

1+1 equals two. Does that make sense?

by MarkyMark79 April 19, 2016