Results for “not gonna make it”
Head-in-hands emote — watching it all fall apart.
Softener that warns something blunt is incoming.
Defiant refusal to let anything — a person, a temptation, a bad day — win.
Not very bright; a bit dim.
Not very good.
No way; that's not true
A shot that touches only net, no rim
A pairing you actively can't stand
Airs and graces; ideas above one's station
Taking both hands and both feet off the bike mid-air.
A self-roasting confession of something embarrassing you actually did — 'not me crying at a commercial.'
Motivational catchphrase of solidarity among lifters.
The reminder that you came to compete, not to make friends.
A trade notorious for causing catastrophic losses.
The revivable bleed-out state in squad BRs — DBNO.
To go to sleep, from Cajun French 'faire dodo.'
A clumsy, careless cook who wrecks food.
The senior banker whose Rolodex prints fees.
A lineman's climbing hooks — the gaffs strapped to his boots.
A broken branch hung up in the canopy, waiting to drop on your head.
A vanilla slice pastry.
Debate over whether a physique is drug-free or enhanced.
A powerful sustained high pitch, usually in a final chorus.
A one-hundred-dollar bill.
Please don't do that — a firm/comic request to stop
A preface warning that a blunt opinion is coming.
The customary notice period before leaving a job.
Queen song used to keep CPR compression rhythm
A bonus extra: an add-on strip, short or feature.
Slogan reminding people a costume is not an invitation to touch or harass.
Someone who builds cosplays, for themselves or others.
A specialist who builds weapons and accessories for cosplayers.
That's incredibly good.
An entirely different thing.
You can't make something fine from poor material.
A thick roll of cash folded and tied off — a fat wad of bills.
Sarcastic understatement hinting that some crypto news is actually a huge deal.
The euphoric moment your crush, idol, or favorite finally acknowledges you.
A rhetorical 'explain this' aimed at something illogical or unfair.
To show up where the action is — to attend, participate, and be part of the happening.