I'll wait

used after a rhetorical question,allowing for someone to offer a dissenting view.

A phrase usually applied at the end of a long argumentative rant. (mostly by large black women)

When spoken to a man, by a woman, who is seated comfortably in the front seat of a car, on a rainy day, outside Starbucks, translates into English as: Venti Cappuccino with almond milk and a vanilla bean pastry, please.

The Cardigan that the English teacher wraps around her torso when aggravated.