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Why is a high five called a high five?
because it high in the air and you have 5 fingers.
What does take five mean?
"Take Five" means have a rest for about five minutes
You are the sum of your parts?
If I am twenty-five, does that mean I have twenty-five parts?
The mean of five numbers is six what is the sum of the five numbers?
30
What is ten-five?
I presume you mean: 'What is ten - five?' The answer to that is 5.
What does it mean when a guy said high five woman?
he probably wanted a high five. just a wild guess.
What does Estoy Viendo fast five mean?
estoy mean i currently am, and viendo means going, and fast five means fast five. Did that help you? it means I am seeing and fast five is fast high five.
What does the claw mean on the Texas rangers?
Long distant high five
What does it mean when a girl punches you in the stomach instead of a high five?
She 'got' you :-)
How do you spell high five?
You spell high five, high five.
Why do they call a high five a high five?
Because you raise your hand(high) and you have five fingers(five)
What does it mean if a guy gives you a high five for no reason at all?
It could be flirty, or friendly.
What does it mean when a guy asks for a high five?
It just means that he is a good friend and he is just hanging out.
What do presidents get when their term is over?
A high five A high five
How many varities of high fives has barney asked for on the tv show 'how i met your mother'?
There is most likely a high five each episode. Each one different. Some classic examples have been in Relapse five, Phone five, Cell five, Tiny five, Freeze-Frame high-five, Hypothetical high-five, Wordplay five, Arthritisfive, Self five, Foot five, Claw five, Solemn low-five, Door five, Motility-five, High-six and High two.
Why is a high five called a high five?
because it high in the air and you have 5 fingers.
What does it mean to touch fist between two people?
A "fist bump" means the same as a high five.
