by nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn July 19, 2006

by srirachasue January 25, 2011

Play It By Ear. Used to express a willingness to engage in a social activity, while at the same time demonstrating a reluctance to firmly commit.
Used frequently at the University of Maryland. Originated in Washington, DC.
Used frequently at the University of Maryland. Originated in Washington, DC.
by Padraic April 13, 2005

by cb1011 October 29, 2014

by Wallace Carapella November 02, 2010

En Argentina y Uruguay: Chico o chica. Se puede usar para niños o para jóvenes.
In Argentina and Uruguay: Child or youngster. When the word ends with "e", it refers to a male, and when it ends with "a", it refers to a female.
In Argentina and Uruguay: Child or youngster. When the word ends with "e", it refers to a male, and when it ends with "a", it refers to a female.
¿Te enteraste de que Pedro tuvo un pibe?
Nah, ¿en serio? ¡No sabía! ¿Cuándo nació?
¿Quién era la piba que invitaste el otro día? Me parece que la conozco de algún lado.
Nah, ¿en serio? ¡No sabía! ¿Cuándo nació?
¿Quién era la piba que invitaste el otro día? Me parece que la conozco de algún lado.
by Miss Hetalia October 22, 2013

An abbreviation for to ‘play it by ear’ (pibe) which means to act instinctively rather follow an agreed plan
Could also mean to wait and see
Could also mean to wait and see
by RedEd1917 January 22, 2020
