Examples of 'mom got you' in a sentence
Meaning of "mom got you"
mom got you: A colloquial expression meaning that someone's mother understands, supports, or has bonded with them. This phrase is typically used to convey a sense of maternal care, protection, or empathy
How to use "mom got you" in a sentence
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mom got you
Mom got you the prom dress.
Look what mom got you.
Your mom got you one without me.
This project about your mom got you thinking.
Mom got you clean boxers and an undershirt.
Do not go ruin it with some shit your mom got you at Target.
And mom got you in with the detectives.
Is that the sweater my mom got you for your birthday?
Your mom got you swimming at three years old.
For your bracelet, to match the one Mom got you.
Your mom got you on lock.
Can you teach me how? Your mom got you on lock.
Mom got you that hoodie you thought looked feminine.
At least someone 's thinking about her . This project about your mom got you thinking.
Yeah . Mom got you clean boxers and an undershirt.
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Listen, I have heard that your mom got you a new smartphone.
Your mom got you the mask?
Jack, I am, I am so sorry my mom got you put in jail.
Your mom got you those!
Oh, I think my mom got you.
Mom got you the prom dress. - She said we could pick it up.
This project about your mom got you thinking… Hey, I'm talking to you.
So, I see Mom got you two jobs at Alison Mendelsohn 's movie company?
Are you okay? Jack, I am, I am so sorry my mom got you put in jail.
This project about your mom got you thinking… At least someone's thinking about her.
And mom got you that blue ten-speed for Christmas, remember?
Thanks, darling . Mom got you clean boxers and an undershirt.
