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What is of size?
A superior adjective for such words as cool, rad and awesome.
Slip this word into any converstaion and your friends will be amazed, hot women and wealth will soon follow!
Douche Bag: Did you go to that party last night?
Dude: Yeah, it was size.
Douche Bag: *explodes*
of size - video
Of size - what is it?
(verb) When something goes wrong or when something funny happens to someone. They get sized. Usually people shout out "SIZE" when they see it happening.
Originated in Palm Beach County, Fl
Tia got sized when crystal called her a good for nothing poor worthless duck in front of all her friends. Crystal sized the hell out of Tia
What does "of size" mean?
A business meeting. Whenever you’re asked for your opinion, say 3. Repeat until the meeting is over.
We know you’ve got a lot of work, but can you join us for sizing?
Of size - what does it mean?
circumcized; dissed; getting cut off in mid-sentence; often over-used by cocky soccer players
Mr. Goslin: Does anyone have any questions?
Kid: Yeah, what is a polynom-
Mr. Goslin: Moving on...
Kid: oooh sized
Of size - meaning
To size (or size-up) is to sum up or evaluate something/someone.
Person 1: Did you size-up the other team?
Person 2: Yeah they suck, we'll win this match for sure!
Of size - definition
A level up/ get better / become and evolve into something that’s even more sick than the original version !!
Lauren: Izzie, I got a new promotion at work
Izzie: Lauren that’s size !!
Of size - slang
1. To treat someone with disrespect.
2. To take advantage of someone.
Why you sizing, I gave you $10 and all you bought me was 1 cheeseburger?!?!
Of size
usually under the question "What's your size?", it would be penis length to males and breast cup size to females.
"What's your name? What's your size?"
Of size
To look dirty at someone (up and down)
Oooh dat nigga was just sizing you. You gonna let dat go?
Of size
The euphemism for a large or obese person. Soon to be adopted by airlines who have to be careful not to overfill their flights.
"Oh man. Last week, I had to sit in a middle seat between two people of size. It was not pretty."