Sooo
When someone doesn't know how to continue the conversation or doesn't know what to talk about they will usually just say sooo after a while
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sooo by chaotic_madlad March 30, 2020
Sooo
pronounced ts-OOH
a term used by slightly immature 14-16 year-old British teenagers in order to gain attention in lesson or to distract the class while the teacher is talking - quickly spreads, and can work like a game of Bogeys.
also used as an friendly insult towards fellow teenagers in a strange type of slang that can mean a variety of generic insults
Allegedly derived from the Polish word "zou"
a term used by slightly immature 14-16 year-old British teenagers in order to gain attention in lesson or to distract the class while the teacher is talking - quickly spreads, and can work like a game of Bogeys.
also used as an friendly insult towards fellow teenagers in a strange type of slang that can mean a variety of generic insults
Allegedly derived from the Polish word "zou"
Sooo by charlie-is-a-dirty-pole December 8, 2009
SOOO Much Drama @ Marketplace
A type of drama that is not ridiculously high, given the current surroundings. When someone is experiencing a drama in their life that is overwhelming, and requires them to contemplate taking their own life!
Shawn: Whats happening with you?
G-Slyce : I swear there is SOOO Much Drama @ Marketplace, that I might just cut someone with my scissors. People need to eff off.... I'ma CUT YOU!
Shawn: So, you're not gonna tour in the morning?
G-Slyce : I swear there is SOOO Much Drama @ Marketplace, that I might just cut someone with my scissors. People need to eff off.... I'ma CUT YOU!
Shawn: So, you're not gonna tour in the morning?
SOOO Much Drama @ Marketplace by SHenderson January 21, 2010
Sooo Gid
Sooo gid, as in really gid, as in sooo gid, It's a metaphor, if you dont think its sooo gid then sooo gid can't really be sooo gid can it??
If something is "soooo" good that you need to say so much longer than normal
If something is so shite that you need to take the piss out of it and laugh a lot and go "that was soo gid"
If something is "soooo" good that you need to say so much longer than normal
If something is so shite that you need to take the piss out of it and laugh a lot and go "that was soo gid"
J-man - "Walkin ti Denny is sooo gid"
Brian - "ken"
(sarcastic)
J-man - "This tablet is soooo gid"
Brian - "ken"
(not sarcastic)
(tablet is a scottish candy which tastes sooo gid)
Brian - "ken"
(sarcastic)
J-man - "This tablet is soooo gid"
Brian - "ken"
(not sarcastic)
(tablet is a scottish candy which tastes sooo gid)
Sooo Gid by Jman111111111111111111111111111 May 18, 2005
sooo you!
Phrase made popular by the band Jet Lag Gemini. Pronounced with a British accent, this elite phrase can be applied to describe absolutely anything.
sooo you! by thisusernameissooyou! February 14, 2010
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