might

Noun: Might
1. Physical strength

Verb: Might
1.Expresses possibility

Lifting that much weight shows us his great might.

it might rain.

by DjDave71 March 4, 2008

might

Unskilled or not; not able to do or be something.

You might be able to skate the gap.
'You can't skate the gap.'

You might be good.
"You're not good.'

by Steve Steve Steve May 24, 2006

might

you're an idiot if don't already know what comes next

when prefacing a blatantly obvious statement, observation, or suggestion the use of "might" sarcastically implies the subject is a moron

If you're allergic to dogs, veterinary receptionist might not be the best job for you.

You might make sure you know her name sometime before jumping into bed.

Too bad your car died! Next time a check engine light comes on you might want to have someone check the engine, huh?

by miss elis April 1, 2008

Might Might Not

When you feel like doing something but you might just stay home and get drunk or smoke weed.

Might might not go grocery shopping today.

by TKBluffs January 7, 2017

Might

Written instead of "mate"; the word used in New Zealand, Australia and Britain meaning friend or buddy, strongly emphasizing on the powerful pronunciation of the word in that accent. Helps bring out that extra feeling.

Yo might! 'sup?

by Lord Tywin November 12, 2013

Might

The samll piece of skin between your sack and ahole.

You can lick my might, because there "MIGHT" be shit on it, or there "MIGHT" not.

by PKnoice May 27, 2008

Might

Will absolutely, definitely do a thing.

“Oh I might play stardew again tomorrow.”

by SaintJami February 10, 2020