Slangipedia - Slang Dictionary

1

A fancy way of telling someone to get up and leave so you can take over their spot or grab a drink before they do.

'K steppin', I need a beer and my chair.'

'You're k steppin', I've been waiting for this.'

'K steppin', I'm not letting you win this time.'

2

A sneaky signal you give someone to get them to move so you can take their place or steal their coffee.

'K steppin', I'm not done with my coffee yet.'

'You're k steppin', I saw your coffee first.'

'K steppin', I'm not moving until you do.'

3

A polite insult used to tell someone it's their time to leave so you can sit down and relax.

'K steppin', I'm tired and I need my spot.'

'You're k steppin', I'm not done with my break yet.'

'K steppin', I'm not letting you take my seat again.'

4

A way to tell someone they're getting kicked out so you can take their place or grab their snack.

'K steppin', I need my snack and my spot.'

'You're k steppin', I'm not done with my lunch.'

'K steppin', I'm not moving until I get my snack.'

5

A rude way of telling someone it's time to move so you can take their place or steal their drink.

'K steppin', I need my drink and my chair.'

'You're k steppin', I'm not done with my coffee.'

'K steppin', I'm not letting you take my spot again.'

6

A smart way to push someone out of their spot so you can sit down and take their drink.

'K steppin', I need my seat and my drink.'

'You're k steppin', I'm not done with my break.'

'K steppin', I'm not letting you win this time.'