Noun
Something that has no name or that one would prefer not to name.
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We half-watch our whereabouts, the newness of remnants we've no name for, something-somethings that whisk past ...
Something that has no name or that one would prefer not to name. A snack or morsel of food that does not constitute a meal.
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In my family, when we aren't really hungry, we'll prowl the kitchen for a little "something-something." I thought it was our saying until I heard someone on TV call dessert a "little something-something."
It's just a little something-something. This way, I'm able to control my sweet tooth.
Something that has no name or that one would prefer not to name. Something special such as a gift or extra money.
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And I'm optimistic that you got something nice for us, 'cause I ain't sitting out here all day without a little something-something.”
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Perhaps Ian had alerted Trevor to her outlandish splurging, and he'd downsized her allowance. Since she had a little something-something to work with, she'd sneak in a few outings while in L.A. ...
This Kölsch-style ale is as close as you'll get to a lager from Nelson Brewing, and the toasted hemp seeds add a little something-something.
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Well, you'd have to give my friend something since she's the one who booked the gigs, and I think I deserve a little something-something.
Something that has no name or that one would prefer not to name. A situation.
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Said he saw a little something-something happen in this building and would only talk to me.
"I ran into a little something-something," Lamont replied.
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“And if Miss Pinge thinks something's something, well...a little something-something we might have indeed.”
Something that has no name or that one would prefer not to name. A sexual encounter.
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“Come on, baby,” Oliver continued. “Give me a little something-something.”
It wasn't as if he hadn't had fantasies about a little something-something with a client or two.
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A little something-something to break in the new place.
Something that has no name or that one would prefer not to name. An affair or extramarital sexual partner.
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I thought he was having an affair, had a little something-something stashed away on the side.
Luke's hand settles on my waist and he leans in to whisper, “Your mom got a little something-something going on the side?
Something that has no name or that one would prefer not to name. Something illegal.
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Nothing they found stuck to this kid, but things were about to change. NPD was planning a little something-something for the boy's hind parts.
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{You know, a little something-something for the head, alright!} {Give them hot-in-the-ass-bitches a line an blow this joint; take a ride a go get a little something-something for the head, you know what I mean?}
“Yo, Coach D, you want me to see if Doc will give me a little something-something for first half?”
Something that has no name or that one would prefer not to name. A so-and-so.
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If I have the good luck to get near any of those so-and-sos, my boots are good enough for me. I'll kick the something-somethings where it tickles most.'
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Romeo said he was excellent in math, although when I gave him a math percentage problem, he couldn't do it, because their 3-hour a day tutorhadn't gotten them that far, yet. I'm such a devil, but they were gracious little "something-somethings" the whole time.
You're nothing but a something-something bookworm.
Phrase
Replaces parts of a sentence a speaker either does not know or deems unimportant; blah blah blah.
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– How does that work? – Something something motors, something something tension.