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See You Next Tuesday
A clandestine method of calling someone a cunt.
Particularly effective when used prior to a three day week end.
C: See
U: You
N: Next
T: Tuesday
see: catch you next tuesday
Particularly effective when used prior to a three day week end.
C: See
U: You
N: Next
T: Tuesday
see: catch you next tuesday
See You Next Tuesday by Jill Kiar June 27, 2005
C U Next Tuesday
C U Next Tuesday by amy-jay November 27, 2004
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c u next tuesday by tucks October 4, 2005
See-you-next-Tuesday
Cunt. The words "see you" correspond to the letters "C" and "U" and the "next Tuesday" implies the "nt." This is one way to describe a person as a cunt when in polite company. Origin in Athens, GA.
"I was having lunch with the mayor and his wife yesterday, and, though he was perfectly agreeable, she was a see-you-next-Tuesday." "After our fourth date I realized she had a thing or two wrong with her see-you-next-Tuesday."
See-you-next-Tuesday by castes January 11, 2009
See you next Tuesday
Bitch: “your hair looks like crap! Why do you bother getting up each morning?!”
Nice girl: “yeah, have a nice day! see you next Tuesday!
Nice girl: “yeah, have a nice day! see you next Tuesday!
See you next Tuesday by T_rump_supporter May 28, 2018
See you next tuesday?
A seemingly innocent question, yet also a loosely veiled insult, posed to fellow participants after regularly recurring weekly activites.
See you next tuesday? by Fatkid_13 October 11, 2021
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