if you just moved to the uk and left your glasses back un the usa and asked your dad to send them to you, it could happen that it takes him more than a year to send them. in that cases, you are so desperate and unable to see, that you start putting two hair ties on your eyes and calling them your glasses
gf: has your dad sent you your glasses yet?
bf: no but i got THESE glasses. *holds a hair tie on both of his eyes*
bf: no but i got THESE glasses. *holds a hair tie on both of his eyes*
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Bob is a computer geeks because he is wearing glasses.
Lizzie looks really hot with these glasses.
E-40 just looks cool with his glasses.
Lizzie looks really hot with these glasses.
E-40 just looks cool with his glasses.
by Lil Duff 2008 June 17, 2008
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1. objects that you wear on your face, usually in front of your eyes, that make the world clearer.
2. objects that make you look super hot.
2. objects that make you look super hot.
1. Do you see her glasses?
Yes, it looks like she can really see!
2. Do you see her new glasses?
Yes, she looks so amazing, even better then yesterday!
Yes, it looks like she can really see!
2. Do you see her new glasses?
Yes, she looks so amazing, even better then yesterday!
by sophisrad December 19, 2009
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I can't see because I don't have my glasses, but if I can't see I can't find my glasses, and if I don't have glasses I can't find my glasses because I can't se...nevermind.
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Man to woman: "You have glasses. Use them."
As I heard it used, this remark was intended to be sarcastic, demeaning, or provocative, but I am unclear about whether it had sexual implications. It might mean something like "being able to see something in plain view ," or able to see something that is "right in front of your face." Or it might reference fellatio. I would like to know.
As I heard it used, this remark was intended to be sarcastic, demeaning, or provocative, but I am unclear about whether it had sexual implications. It might mean something like "being able to see something in plain view ," or able to see something that is "right in front of your face." Or it might reference fellatio. I would like to know.
The word is glasses.
Or phrase : "Use glasses"
As in this phrase, (man to woman): "You have glasses. Use them."
Or phrase : "Use glasses"
As in this phrase, (man to woman): "You have glasses. Use them."
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