there you go 

Something you say when teaching someone. Usually to encourage or indicate they have done something right.

Also, inappropriately used as a filler like "or something like it" and "you know what I mean".

"Is this how it's done?"
"Yeah, there you go"

"Is this how it's done?"
"No, it's like this"
"There you go"
"WTF! I'm the one teaching you!"

there you go by Jigen III August 22, 2009

there you go 

what you say when you just dont care enough

girl 1: ive been dancing and cleaning while listing to my ipod today
girl 2: there you go (thinking do i really give a shit?)
girl 1: yea!!!!!!!!!!!

there you go by hoes for life August 26, 2007

There you go 

Somethig to say to someone in a Peter Grffin-like voice when you're softly suffocating someone without ill will as if putting them to sleep.

There you go.

There you go by felixh November 3, 2016

there you go 

"the act of a male putting a girls hair back behind her ear"

"Hey!your hair in your face *motion* . . . There you go"

there you go by David Bach April 16, 2008

There you go miss mama 

Oh yes; you definetely need to acquire some of that goodness for yourself.
(Oh my stars) That is just, what you need!
Why, That's right up your alley!
Oh My glory — that sounds (delightfully) just like you.
Yo sucka, I got ta gets me sum o'dat"

Several lovely African-American girls walking away from an ATM (after an unsucessful visit) spot a rich-looking white boy getting into his BMW (after visiting the ATM). One girl says to the other, "Well, There you go Miss Mama".

There you go miss mama by Richie333 December 15, 2008

there you go again 

Ronald Reagan quip, it's basically a come back for when someone is speaking nonsense.

Type an example of how it's used in a sentence, geez ? "There you go again"

there you go again by Donge February 22, 2022

Well, there you go! 

Used to informally end a conversation that one finds uninteresting. It's politely used to feign enthusiasm about a subject in a one-sided conversation. When given the opportunity to respond, the phrase serves as closure to the topic in a neutral, non-committal way.

Woman 1: (Endess prattling about her son's hockey quarter-final playoff victory)... "And now they get a week off before the next game!"

Woman 2: (Stuck behind a retail counter) "Well, there you go!"

Well, there you go! by Riverdale Smitty June 5, 2013