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fish you is used when you don't want to swear or if your arround little kids, insted of f**k you or other swear words. you can also say 'fish off', 'your a stupid fish' ect
fish you!!!
fish you by smokeykit April 26, 2011

Thank You For Fish 

A common phrase used to express gratitude for the presence of fish in appropriate social contexts.
- 'Hey, how come it doesn't rain salt water?'
- 'Because fish in the oceans eat the salt.'
- 'God, thank you for fish'

You're Fish 

1) You're fish / Insult originating in Cleveland, Ohio meaning you're a coward - Usually used when the person is known to be a goodie and they're just trying to act out.

"Ja'Quez said pull up, he want's the rounds"

"Man, Ja'Quez not spinning shit, he fish as hell"

2) Flop like a fish / Insult originating in Bedford, Ohio used as a come back when someone says they're going to do something bold and you're calling their bluff or they're too scared to admit - Usually used when someone feels froggy. Synonyms ; Girl bye, pussy, no balls, go on somewhere, ect.

"When I catch you, it's on sight, word to. "

"Flop like a fish, fuck off my phone."
"You're fish, bro. You're not gonna do shit. Put them up or flop like a fish"
You're Fish by 3a1l5 August 1, 2022

I'm gonna gut you like a fish 

A threat often delivered to those who often deserve to be at the sharp end of it's deadly meaning. Commonly found in preschool classrooms and in chinese adult film stores.
"I'm gonna gut you like a fish, wear your entrails like a scarf, and use your kidneys as mittens, you goddamn cum guzzling piece of shit."

are you feeding the fish cups of tea?

A idiot thing my friend once said
Starts feeding the fish food from a mug

My friend: are you feeding the fish cups of tea?

Box you like a fish 

1 shotting someone in a fortnite 1v1.
Bro i'll box you like a fish in a 1v1.
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