Not much 

-“Not much”-
A sequence of words consisting of “Not” and “much” WARNING when combined they form a lethal injection to any conversation and stops it dead in its tracks leaving no survivors!

Will:”hey wyd”
Mackey:”Not much”
Will:
Mackey:
Will:*jumps out of balcony*

Not much by ToasterStrudelWithIcing August 14, 2019

not much 

The most natural, common response to "whatchu wearin'?" Used due to the question's pragmatic similarity to "what's up?"

Mitcho: Hey, Noah, whatchu wearin'?
Noah: Not much.
Mitcho: Really?
Noah: Yes, really.

not much by Mitcho December 24, 2003

not much to look at

A person who is not very good looking, or not good looking at all. Can typically vary from 'Plain Jane' or 'Average Joe' to somebody who is extremely displeasing to the eye, or plain out ugly. Often quite boring to look at as well, and can be out right ignored as well.

'Not only does Amanda try too hard to be cute and dumb, but she's quite ugly and fat too. Really, she's not much to look at'.

not much to look at by Ladedada April 7, 2015

not much chop 

Not much chop basically means anything that isn't good.

From the great depression way back in something something in England... at which time chops were very scarce.

"Bill, I hear you're being fired mate. That's not much chop."

"Ted, I hear the deal you got on that dog n bone wasn't much chop old cobber."

not much chop by Mezla May 26, 2005

not much cop 

Not very good.

He's not much cop as a cop.

not much cop by quan cao tien August 31, 2010

Not much, just steve 

A way to say you're just chillin.

Freddy: Ayy sup fool?!

Andrew: Not much, just steve.

Freddy: Daaamn son did you just go smoke a J with Jonny and Chris because you're calm as fuck bro.

Not much, just steve by H. Plums December 13, 2010

not much snickers 

to have something bad happen; to be let down; something not living up to expectations

"last nite i dropped my phone into the toilet"
"man thats not much snickers"

not much snickers by mat n caz May 18, 2007

Oblication 

A vacation, feeling more like an obligation, that involves visiting or staying with family.

So Joe where are you taking the kids for spring break vacation? We are going on an oblication to Boca to visit my mother-in-law.

Oblication by kimmerr May 5, 2011