i\'ll\ pencil\ you\ in

i\'ll\ pencil\ you\ in
1. (I'll pencil you in) (1813↑, 402↓)
This is what a person says when he is making a tentative appointment. "I'll Pencil" (because the appointment can be erased) "you in" (to my schedule book).

Ozzy: Hey, can I come up to your big fancy office and make fun of you? Boohiss: Er. I'm kinda busy this week. Tell you what, I'll pencil you in for 4:30 on Thursday.

2. (I'll pencil you in) (87↑, 65↓)
When somebody wants to schedule something with you, but you don't want to use a pen to finalize it in your calendar because that person is a loser. If something better comes along -- you can erase it.

Sure, I'd love to watch slides from your trip to the Grand Canyon -- I'll pencil you in.

3. (I'll pencil you in) (73↑, 58↓)
A nice way to say "fuck off...im not interested"

Girl: Want to go out friday night? I'll bring pictures of my horse\! Guy: ...Um....I'll Pencil You In.

4. (I'll pencil you in) (37↑, 31↓)
To schedule someone for a meeting. To enter an appointment into an appointment book with pencil.

I'll pencil you in for a meeting.

5. (I'll pencil you in) (28↑, 28↓)
tenatively allocate time to meet, see, or conversate

We should get together. I'll pencil you in for 6:00.

6. (I'll pencil you in) (12↑, 21↓)
Informal idiom meaning to make an appointment for someone; to "pencil them in" to the schedule.

"Can I see the doctor right away?" "No, but I can pencil you in for a two o'clock appointment."

7. (I'll pencil you in) (7↑, 20↓)
A phrase meaning that the speaker intends to add the listener to a list, or make an appointment for the listener to attend a meeting at a later time. ([Pencil], a noun, is being used as a verb for the action associated with it.)

Fred: I need help with my homework. Daphne: I'm not free until 6.30. I'll pencil you in for then if that's OK. Fred: [It's a date].

8. (I'll pencil you in) (6↑, 21↓)
To make definite plans to meet with someone. As in writing your name in an appointment book.

I'm free Thursday afternoon, so I'll pencil you in.

9. (I'll pencil you in) (2↑, 18↓)
It literally means that someone will give you the details of something, but is usually just someone trying to give you the runaround.

"What happened with you and your girlfriend?" "I'll pencil you in later."

10. (I'll pencil you in) (8↑, 31↓)
To sexually assult/stimulate someone with a pencil, usually rubber end first for safety.

Oi, come here you silly slag... I'll pencil you in\!

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Last updated: 2012.03.01

Urban English dictionary. 2013.

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