that'll
The combination of "that will." I shortened it.
that'll by Mark Gjetaj October 21, 2007
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That'll Show Them
Sarcastic phrase the receiver of a threat says when someone threatens to do something whereby their threats are deemed to be better off for the receiver of the threat.
Muslims: We muslims will boycott Europe if you do not comply with Sharia law!
Receiver: Yeah, that'll show them!
Woman: We will strip naked to protest the patriarchy!
Men: Yeah that'll show them!
Receiver: Yeah, that'll show them!
Woman: We will strip naked to protest the patriarchy!
Men: Yeah that'll show them!
That'll Show Them by Jeronleow May 29, 2018
That'll give you bees
Taken from an embarrassing celebrity encounter with Tim Curry and fragrant soaps, the phrase "That'll give you bees" has evolved to become a consoling response to embarrassing anecdotes. It can also be "That'll give you... er... bees" or simply "Bees."
Bob: And then they depantsed me in front of the entire history faculty!
Amy: *Consoling nod* That'll give you bees.
John: I can't believe I just did that!
Matt: Bees, man, bees.
Shop attendant's mind: Those soaps are so fragrant, we sometimes get bees in the store thinking they're flowers.
Shop attendant's mouth: That'll give you... er... bees.
Tim Curry: Oh indeed.
Amy: *Consoling nod* That'll give you bees.
John: I can't believe I just did that!
Matt: Bees, man, bees.
Shop attendant's mind: Those soaps are so fragrant, we sometimes get bees in the store thinking they're flowers.
Shop attendant's mouth: That'll give you... er... bees.
Tim Curry: Oh indeed.
That'll give you bees by Gryphon420 July 24, 2007
That'll give you... er... bees
Taken from an embarrassing celebrity encounter with Tim Curry and fragrant soaps, the phrase "That'll give you... er... bees." has evolved to become a consoling response to embarrassing anecdotes. It can also be just "That'll give you bees" or simply "Bees"
Bob: And then they depantsed me in front of the entire history faculty!
Amy: *Consoling nod* That'll give you bees.
John: I can't believe I just did that!
Matt: Bees, man, bees.
Shop attendant's mind: Those soaps are so fragrant, we sometimes get bees in the store thinking they're flowers.
Shop attendant's mouth: That'll give you... er... bees.
Tim Curry: Oh indeed.
Amy: *Consoling nod* That'll give you bees.
John: I can't believe I just did that!
Matt: Bees, man, bees.
Shop attendant's mind: Those soaps are so fragrant, we sometimes get bees in the store thinking they're flowers.
Shop attendant's mouth: That'll give you... er... bees.
Tim Curry: Oh indeed.
That'll give you... er... bees by Guestyperson May 26, 2007
That'll do pig.
The highest praise offered by a stoic. Jubilant expression of most supreme recognition from an introvert, particularly a male of few words.
After winning 4 gold medals at the state track meet , my father a man of very words, said, "that'll do pig." I could not contain myself and burst into tears of joy . Those may be the kindest words he ever spoke.
That'll do pig. by Hadi Known August 4, 2017
that'll do pig
Phrase that means "that's good", "sufficient", "okay", "well done". From the movie "Babe" in one of the final scenes. After winning cheers and adoration from the crowd Babe sits down next to Hoggett whom says "That'll do pig, that'll do."
that'll do pig by missjaimegale August 23, 2011
That'll do me
Another phrase from the Bogans that watch Rugby League in Australia. It is the abbreviated for of; That will suffice nicely.
Person a) Hey, I was just right up your mum, right up to the tree line.
Person b)That'll do me. Is that a deadset gee up?
Person a) Na, true story.
Person b)That'll do me. Is that a deadset gee up?
Person a) Na, true story.
That'll do me by Jango Fett August 15, 2006
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