Popular Culture Phrases

adverb a word that modifies a verb, adjective, or other adverb (in this case, 'best' is the adverb)

pronoun a word that takes the place of a noun (in this case, 'you' is the pronoun)

• In order to succeed in this project, you best believe that thorough research is necessary.
• If you think I'm going to that party alone, you best believe you're coming with me.
• You best believe I'll be there to support you no matter what.
• When it comes to standing up for your beliefs, you best believe that courage is key.

verb To flirt or make advances towards someone in a smooth or suave manner.

• He was spotted trying to mack on multiple women at the networking event.
• I saw him macking on that girl at the party last night.
• He's always trying to mack on girls at the club.
• The company is constantly macking on new business opportunities.

adjective describing words that modify or describe a noun or pronoun

• After a hearty meal, the guests were all feeling fat and happy.
• I indulged in some delicious desserts and now I'm feeling fat and happy.
• I ate so much pizza, I'm totally fat and happy right now.
• She finally achieved her dream job and was feeling fat and happy about it.