Slangipedia - Slang Dictionary

1

What your fake boyfriend says when he's actually out getting drunk with his ex and doesn't want to admit it.

'I have no time', said while he was at the bar with his ex, drinking cheap beer.

'I have no time', but he had time to text his ex 10 times.

'I have no time', but he had time to post a selfie with his ex on Instagram.

2

You're basically telling them to go to hell and not come back.

'I have no time', said when she asked to go to the mall with her friends.

'I have no time', said when he asked for a second date.

'I have no time', said when the teacher asked him to finish his homework.

3

You're about to start a full-blown argument and you’re not even sure why.

'I have no time', said during a group project when he didn't want to help.

'I have no time', said when she asked for advice on her crush.

'I have no time', said when they asked for help with their math homework.

4

You're basically saying you'll die before you do it.

'I have no time', said when she asked him to come to the party.

'I have no time', said when he was asked to do the presentation.

'I have no time', said when he was told he had to clean his room.

5

He says he doesn’t have time, but he actually does, he’s just scared of his feelings.

'I have no time', said when he was asked to go on a date with her.

'I have no time', said when she asked him to help with her test.

'I have no time', said when he saw her in the hallway and didn’t say hi.

6

They say they don’t have time, but they’ll have time for you later, probably in the next class or during lunch.

'I have no time', said during lunch when he was asked to hang out.

'I have no time', said when he was asked to help with the presentation.

'I have no time', said when he was asked to sit with them at lunch.

7

That’s what Oscar said, and it was the worst thing he could have said.

'I have no time', said by Oscar when he was asked to help with the project.

'I have no time', said by Oscar when he was asked to go to the party.

'I have no time', said by Oscar when he was asked to sit with them at lunch.