How (and When) to Tell Someone to "Have a Good Evening"

Plus, the difference between "good evening" and "good night"

"Have a good evening" is a somewhat formal phrase that you say to wish someone else a pleasant end to their day. Not only is it kind to say it, but anyone who uses this phrase is typically regarded as polite, or even professional. In this article, we'll explore dozens of ways you can adapt "Have a good evening" to different contexts and settings. We'll also explain the best time to say it and the difference between "good evening" and "good night."

"Have a Good Evening" Alternative Phrases

• In professional settings: "I wish you a pleasant evening" or "Have a productive evening."
• To friends & family: "Have a good one!" "Take care," or "Stay cool."
• To your romantic partner: "I hope you have a magical evening, darling."

Steps

Using "Have a Good Evening" in Professional Settings

1. {endbold} "Good evening" is a somewhat formal phrase, meaning it's best used when you want to sound professional and polite. It's most effective as a closer for a business email, a presentation, or a speech delivered toward the end of the day (6-9 PM). It also works as a "farewell" phrase to your boss, industry peers, customers, and respected individuals like priests.^[1]
   
   • "I wish you a pleasant evening."
   • "Have a great evening."
   • "I hope you have a relaxing evening."
   • "May you have a calm and peaceful evening."
   • "Looking forward to our meeting tomorrow. Until then, have a nice evening!"
   • "I hope you enjoy a restful evening."
   • "Thank you, and I wish you a fine evening."
   • "I wish for a lovely evening for you."
   • "Enjoy your evening."
   • "May your evening be productive"

Saying "Have a Good Evening" to Friends & Family

1. {endbold} Telling someone "Have a good evening" at the end of the afternoon outside a professional context can make you sound a bit formal. Unless you prefer sounding more old-fashioned for the vibes or a laugh (both of which are totally valid), try these informal alternatives for bidding your loved ones and acquaintances adieu.
   
   • "Have a good one!"
   • "Take care."
   • "Peace out."
   • "Catch you later."
   • "Enjoy yourself and have fun!"
   • "Have a great night!"
   • "Be good!"
   • "Don't do anything I wouldn't do."
   • "Be safe!"
   • "Stay cool!"

Telling Your Romantic Partner to "Have a Good Evening"

1. {endbold} This is your chance to give your partner a warm, fuzzy feeling and communicate that you genuinely care about them. Doubtful that a "have a good evening" phrase can sound romantic? Just try these swoon-worthy options out for size (and don't worry about sounding cheesy; it's okay to be cheesy when you're in love!).
   
   • "Have a magical evening, darling."
   • "I hope your evening is as beautiful as you are."
   • "May your evening be sweet like your luscious lips."
   • "Take the evening off and rest that hot, lovely body."
   • "Take care going home, my dearest one."
   • "I wish you the most amazing evening anyone has ever had."
   • "Let me know you're safe as soon as you get home this evening, my love."
   • "I hope your evening is wonderful."
   • "May Venus light your way home this evening."
   • "I'm counting the hours until we see each other again, starting this evening."

Funny Ways to Say "Have a Good Evening"

1. {endbold} Your friends and family will split their sides (or roll their eyes) when you wish them a good evening with silly or even more old-fashioned words. A little dose of humor is always a great way to end the day, so we highly recommend adding these hilarious phrases to your vocabulary.
   
   • "May thou have a stupendous evening!!"
   • "By golly, you better have a good evening!"
   • "Have a supercalifragilisticexpialidocious evening!"
   • "Have a good evening, and don't let the bed bugs start convening."
   • "Red sky in the evening, the sailors are taking their leaving!"
   • "Please, have a wonderful evening, I beg you!"

Is it correct to say "Have a good evening"?

1. Yes, "Have a good evening" is grammatically correct. It's a polite phrase used to wish someone a pleasant night. You can use "Have a good evening" in professional emails you send in the afternoon or evening.
   

Best Time to Say "Have a Good Evening"

1. Say "Have a good evening" between 4 and 6 PM. The evening starts roughly starts around 6 PM and lasts until 9 PM (or sunset).^[2] So if you're going to wish someone a good one, start doing so around 4 PM. From 4-6 PM, most people are getting ready to leave their jobs or school and go home or run errands. Bidding them to have a pleasant evening may brighten their mood and help them finish their day with positive vibes.
   

Good Evening vs. Good Night

1. "Good evening" is a greeting or farewell for the end of the afternoon. When you say, "Good evening," you're using it like you use "Good morning," but in the late afternoon or early night instead of the pre-noon hours. Meanwhile, you say "Have a good evening," to say goodbye to someone else. You can start using it in the late afternoon after 3-4 PM.
   
2. "Good night" is a farewell phrase for the evening or night hours. It's never used as a greeting; instead, it's intended to wish the person you're speaking to a pleasant night (past 9 PM). Begin saying it after 6, since that's when the evening starts.
   

References

1. ↑ https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/good%20evening
2. ↑ https://www.collinsdictionary.com/dictionary/english/evening

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50+ Fun & Easy Pranks to Pull on All Your Friends

Silly pranks to pull in person, online, or even over text

Are you in the mood for mischief and looking for the perfect pranks to pull on your friends? We’ve got all the best prank ideas here, from minor, harmless pranks to bigger, sillier, and more dramatic ones. And don’t worry: we’ve chosen pranks that are playful without being too mean or causing any actual damage! After all, at the end of the day, the goal is to have some fun with your friends—so without further ado, here’s our extensive collection of cool and funny pranks.

Quick & Hilarious Prank Ideas

1. Get a temporary tattoo and convince them it’s real.
2. Stick tape over the bottom of their computer mouse so it doesn't work.
3. Sprinkle salt over some cookies and offer them one, pretending it’s sugar.
4. Replace several of their photos at home with silly pictures of celebrities.
5. Hide fake bugs or snakes in their bedroom—or throughout the house.

Steps

Harmless Pranks to Do on Friends

1. Put plastic over the top of their shampoo bottle. Unscrew the top of your friend’s shampoo, put a little piece of plastic wrap over the top of the bottle (so it’s blocking shampoo from coming out), and screw the top back on. Then, just leave it in your friend’s shower; the next time they use it, they’ll be stumped when nothing comes out!^[1]
   
2. Swap out your hat while you're with them to confuse your friend. While this prank isn’t difficult to pull off, it’ll cost some money—so keep that in mind! You’ll need the same hat in at least four different sizes. Start off wearing the smallest version of the hat (while spending time with your friend). Every so often, step out of the room and switch to the next-largest version of the hat…until, eventually, your hat looks inexplicably silly and floppy.^[2]
3. Put tape on the bottom of your friend’s computer mouse so it stops working. This simple trick can stop your friend’s mouse from working for a little while (without permanently breaking it, of course). All you need is a roll of scotch tape (or something similar) to cover the bottom of the mouse with—or, if you want to be extra cheeky, you can tape a picture of yourself there!^[3]
   
4. Hide silly notes in your friend’s clothes and belongings. Take some time to write up a few totally goofy notes for your friend. Then, when they’re not around, hide the notes wherever your friend is sure to find them eventually—in a sweater or pants pocket, in their bag, or even somewhere in their house. Each time your friend finds a note, they’ll laugh out loud at what you wrote!
   • For example, you might make a love note from their favorite celebrity, a joke treasure map, or a fake coupon for a crazy imaginary snack food.
5. Gradually stuff their shoes with napkins or socks. Make your friend wonder if their shoes are inexplicably shrinking (or their feet are getting a sudden, miraculous growth spurt) by gently padding the toes of their shoes with a clean napkin or sock. If they still don’t suspect anything, add more napkins or an extra sock until they notice their shoes shrink!
   
   • If you want to be extra elaborate, try doing this with every pair of shoes they own.
6. Pretend to see something out the window. This prank is totally simple (and a classic), but you might just be able to trick your friend into looking wherever you point! All you have to do is pretend to see something in the window—either something normal but interesting to look at, like a herd of deer, or something a little more startling, like a big, hungry bear.^[4]
7. Get a convincing (and ridiculous-looking) temporary tattoo. Find a temporary tattoo that looks silly but could totally be real, and apply it somewhere on your body. Then, show the tattoo to your friend while acting like it’s an actual tattoo you just got, and see how they react to it—and if they believe it’s real.
   
   • For some extra laughs, if you and your friend have ever talked about getting matching tattoos, you could suggest they get a tattoo to match yours.
   • Of course, if they’re a nice enough friend to agree to a matching tattoo, be sure to show them it’s temporary and you’re just joking!
8. Swap their hand sanitizer with glue. First, take a small bottle of hand sanitizer and empty it out (into a different container, so you’re not wasting any of it), then rinse out the empty bottle. Refill the bottle with clear glue and let it dry overnight. Then, leave the sanitizer bottle out for your friend to use—and when they try, nothing will come out, no matter how hard they squeeze!
   • Only use non-toxic and non-hazardous glue that can easily be cleaned with water. Don’t use any glue with cyanoacrylate (an ingredient in Super Glue and Krazy Glue) for this prank.
   • Make sure the glue totally dries before springing your prank since you don’t want anyone getting wet glue on their hands.
9. Let the air out of their air mattress at night. The next time your friend is sleeping over on an air mattress, wait until they’re asleep and then undo the plug keeping all the air in their mattress. They won’t notice anything right away because the mattress will lose air slowly—but by the morning, they’ll be lying on a deflated mattress.
   
10. Leave a bunch of water cups outside their door. You’ll need a pack of paper cups (ideally at least twenty or so, though you can use as many as you like) for this prank. Just fill each cup with water and position the filled cups outside your friend’s door. When they open the door, they’ll have to figure out a creative way around the cups without spilling the water (or pick them all up one by one).
    • You can do this outside your friend’s front door, bedroom door, or any other doorway that seems like a fun pranking spot to you.
11. Plant a whoopee cushion under your friend’s seat. Whoopie cushions are a classic for a reason; there’s just something timelessly hilarious about seeing your friend’s face when they sit down on one! All you have to do is get a whoopie cushion and hide it somewhere you know your friend will sit, then wait for them to do so—simplicity itself.^[5]
    
12. Turn all of your friend's clothes inside out. When they're not around, sneak into your friend's room and raid their dresser or closet. Turn every single piece of clothing, from jackets to socks, inside out, and then put them back where you found them. Sooner or later, your friend will realize their wardrobe is out of order!
13. Fill their umbrella with confetti. Open up your friend's umbrella and pour confetti into it, then stash it back where you found it so they won't suspect anything. The next time they open their umbrella on a rainy day, they'll get covered in confetti!
    

Food-Related Pranks to Do on Friends

1. Bake oatmeal raisin cookies and pretend they’re chocolate chip. Some people prefer oatmeal raisin to chocolate chip—but they’re usually in the minority! For a chocolate-loving friend, prank them by offering them an oatmeal raisin cookie, while insisting you made chocolate chip cookies, and savor the look on their face when they take a bite.
   
   • Just in case you need to earn your friend’s forgiveness for this oh-so-cruel prank, you could always keep some chocolate chip cookies nearby!
2. Sprinkle salt on some cookies (instead of sugar). For a different (but just as sadistic) cookie prank, offer your friend a cookie that looks like it has sugar sprinkled over it—when that sugar is actually salt! It’ll only take one salty bite for your friend to realize they’ve been pranked, and you’ll get to see the silly look on their face when they taste it.
   • Just make sure you’re aware of any allergies or food restrictions before you pull a food-related prank on your friend. You don’t want to trick them into eating something that’s unsafe for them.
3. Make a fake brownie with a sponge. For this prank, you’ll just need a sponge and some chocolate icing (and some sprinkles for an extra colorful touch, if you like). Cut the sponge so it’s roughly the shape of a brownie, then spread chocolate icing over the top and sides of the sponge. Finally, throw some sprinkles on top to complete the look—and offer your friend a fresh “brownie.”
   
4. Add googly eyes to the food in the fridge. Grab a few sets of googly eyes, open up your friend’s refrigerator (or yours, if you have friends coming over), and stick googly eyes on as many different items as you can. The next person to open up the fridge will have a goofy sight waiting for them!
   • This can be especially funny if you stick googly eyes on food labels that have faces on them already.
5. Squeeze a bit of lemon juice in their water. All you need to do is slice up a lemon and keep a slice or two with you (but hidden, so your friend can’t see them). When your friend isn’t looking or gets up to go to the bathroom, squeeze some lemon juice into their glass of water—and the next time they take a drink, they’ll get a tart surprise.
   
6. Freeze the milk in their cereal. Fix up a bowl of your friend’s favorite cereal and pour in the milk, then put the bowl in the freezer overnight so the milk freezes completely. The next morning, offer to get your friend a bowl of cereal for breakfast and give them the bowl with the frozen milk. When they try to eat the cereal, they’ll quickly realize they can’t actually get anything on their spoon!^[6]
7. Hide unappetizing food in a box of donuts. Buy a box of donuts that isn’t see-through (like one from Dunkin’ Donuts, Krispy Kreme, or a local favorite donut shop). Then, remove all the donuts and refill the box with something much less appetizing, like raisins or prunes, and give the box to your friend while announcing you bought them a sweet treat.
   
   • You can also pull this prank with any kind of baked good your friend enjoys, as long as they can’t see what’s inside the box.
   • Just make sure to actually share the baked goods you bought afterward (to make up for the prank!)
8. Make caramel onions in place of apples. Caramel-covered apples are a popular (and delicious) festive treat. Instead of making caramel apples, try making caramel-covered onions instead! Tell your friend it's an apple and watch them bite into it—only to get a rude awakening when they taste the onion.
9. Give them a fake glass of juice. Whip up a batch of Jell-O (which comes in many different fruity flavors) and pour some into a drinking glass. Then, let the Jell-O set and serve it to your friend—while telling them it's a glass of juice. Just make sure the Jell-O actually looks similar to the juice it's supposed to be!
   • This is also a nice prank because Jell-O is a tasty treat, so it's not like your friend can be too upset about it!
10. Swap out their tea with gravy tea bags. If your friend is a tea drinker, swipe a couple of their tea bags to use for this prank. Take a tea bag and shake the tea to one side of the bag before carefully cutting a small slit in the side of the bag—wide enough that you can empty the tea out of it. Then, pour some gravy granules into the tea bag and re-seal it with double-sided tape or sellotape.
    
    • Slip the gravy tea bags back into your friend's tea stash; when they eventually use a bag to make "tea," they'll actually have a mug of very watery gravy!

Household Pranks to Do on Friends

1. Replace household photos with pictures of celebrities. If you live with a friend or two (or have access to their house when they aren’t around), print out some silly photos of a celebrity or character. Then, place those photos in as many picture frames around their house as you can so they’re covering up the original photographs inside. See how long it takes your friend to notice!^[7]
   
   • Some popular examples of this prank include replacing family photos with pictures of Nicolas Cage, Danny DeVito, and Steve Buscemi—but you can get creative and choose any celebrity or character you want.
2. Hide a few of their possessions, then lie about how much you hid. Pick two objects belonging to your friend, steal them, and hide them around their house. Then, tell your friend what you did—but say you stole and hid three things, not two. Your friend will keep running around trying to figure out what third thing you hid, at least until you reveal your prank!^[8]
3. Stash fake gold coins around the house. Buy a pack of fake pirate coins and find clever spots around the house (or in the yard) to hide them. When your friends first spot a coin, they’ll think they’ve found something valuable—until they take a closer look, of course.^[9]
   
4. Fill their bedroom with balloons. Get a pack of balloons, blow them all up, and place as many as you can in your friend’s bedroom (or office, if it’s smaller and easier to fill). Balloons are colorful, festive, and fun to pop, anyway—so your friend might enjoy getting surprised with a room full of them!^[10]
   • If you want to go the extra mile (and possibly make the prank more annoying to clean up), you could put confetti or glitter inside the balloons.
5. Paint a bar of soap with clear nail polish. If your friend uses bar soap (or they’re coming to your place), take the bar of soap and coat it with clear nail polish, so nobody can tell it’s been painted. Then, put the soap back where it belongs, as if nothing is wrong. The next person who tries to use the soap will discover they can’t actually get it to lather!^[11]
   
6. Change the TV channels on your friends in secret. This prank will require you to spend money on an extra TV remote—but it can definitely be worth the laughs! To pull it off, get a matching or universal remote that’ll work with the TV your friends are using. Then, while they’re watching something, discreetly change the channel (or go to a different streaming app) with your spare remote.^[12]
   • If you’re sneaky and only pull this prank once in a while, you can keep it going for months—or longer!
7. Hide an alarm clock in their room. Get an alarm clock of some kind (or even use your phone if you live together) and set it to go off sometimes in the early hours of the morning, like 4 or 5 AM. Then, hide it in your friend’s room at let it go off. If you want to be extra evil, you could set multiple alarm clocks and hide them around the house, so your friend has to go hunting for them after a rude awakening!^[13]
   
8. Use a Bluetooth speaker to play creepy noises in their room. If an alarm feels too harsh, try this prank instead. Hide a small Bluetooth speaker somewhere in their room and use it to play very faint, creepy-sounding white noise (like creaking floorboards or spooky, ominous whispers). Then, sit back and watch your friend search for the source of the noises!
   • You can find lots of horror sound compilations on platforms like Spotify and YouTube.
9. Decorate the house for the holidays while they're sleeping. 'Tis the season...even when it's not! While your friend sleeps (or while they're out of the house), grab any holiday decorations they have and start putting them out, from string lights to ornaments, stockings, and holiday music. Ensure their house is decked out in decor by the time they wake up.
   • It’s up to you how elaborate you want to get. You could move the furniture around or bring decorations (like streamers, fabric, and banners) and redecorate the whole room.
10. Put a creepy-crawly sticker inside their lampshade. Get a sticker of a cockroach, lizard, or some other creepy critter, and stick it inside one of your friend's lampshades. The next time they turn on the light, they'll see a shadow shaped like a bug or lizard on their lamp—and probably get quite a shock!
    

Online & Texting Pranks to Do on Friends

1. Send them a fake email from a reality show. Pretend to be a talent coordinator or scout for a reality TV show your friend watches and write an email letting them know they’ve been chosen to appear on the show (or that they’re a finalist and need to send in an audition tape or formal application). Just make sure the show you’re using for the prank is still airing!
   
   • For example, you could pretend to invite them on a dating show like Love is Blind, a cooking show like Guy’s Grocery Games, or some other popular show like Shark Tank or Survivor.
2. Install a weird Chrome extension on their computer. If your friend uses Google Chrome, find a joke Chrome extension and install the extension without them knowing. The next time they use the internet, they’ll see the effects of whatever strange extension you installed! Here are a few extension recommendations:
   • Cornify. This extension adds unicorns and rainbows to websites!
   • Custom Doodle. This extension lets you add custom doodles and animations to the Google logo.
   • Cenafy. With this extension, there’s a 1 in 100 chance your friend will get a John Cena video instead of the page they were trying to load.
   • Trollface Everywhere. This replaces images on Google with the trollface image!
   • Farts Link. This extension plays a fart noise every time a link is clicked on.
3. Adjust the autocorrect settings on their phone. Ask to use your friend’s phone for some innocent reason (like texting someone because yours is dead, or using a food delivery app). Then, go into their phone’s autocorrect or text correction settings and have the phone start replacing common words with weird or silly phrases.^[14]
   
   • For example, you could have the phone replace every “hey” with the word “chicken nuggets” or every “lol” to “That’s what she said.”
   • iPhone: Go to Settings > General > Keyboard > Text Replacement to change the phone’s settings.
   • Android: Go to Settings > Language & Input > Personal Dictionary (or Text Shortcuts, depending on the device) to change the autocorrect settings.
4. Text them a GIF of the “typing” dots. You know how most messaging apps show a series of three dots (“...”) to show when someone is typing a reply? Fool your friend into thinking you’re writing a perpetual reply by sending them a GIF of those typing dots on an endless loop. Just make sure the GIF matches the messaging platform you’re using!^[15]
5. Send a text saying, “I know your secret.” Don’t elaborate if they ask what you’re talking about. If you do reply, just send a funny GIF or emoji (like 🤭 or 🤐), pretending you’re determined to keep their imaginary secret. After letting your friend worry about it for a while, let them in on the joke!
   
6. Text them about a fake countdown. Send your friend (or friend group) a message out of the blue with a countdown, saying something like, “Just 12 hours left!” without explaining what you’re counting down to. Keep sending messages every so often to continue the countdown (“10 hours to go!” then “8 hours to go!” and so on). When the countdown finishes, reveal that you were just joking around.^[16]
7. Take a bunch of funny selfies with their phone. While your friend isn’t looking at their phone (because they’re preoccupied, napping, or off doing something else), open up their phone’s camera and start snapping selfies. Make faces and strike goofy poses that are sure to make your friend laugh. When they look at their camera roll, they’ll have a hilarious mystery photoshoot to look at!
   
   • Even if you can’t break into your friend’s phone, most smartphones will let you use the camera without entering a passcode.

Hardcore Pranks to Do on Friends

1. Change all the contact names in their phone. Get access to your friend’s phone, go into their Contacts app, and change the name of every single contact (you could switch them to the name of a celebrity or iconic fictional character, for example). Just make sure they have a backup of their contacts list so they don’t lose all those names for good (or keep track of them yourself).
   
2. Pretend to spill milk on their computer. Make a fake milk spill using white school glue (like Elmer’s glue or something similar). Pour the glue onto a piece of wax paper, spreading it around so it looks like splattered liquid. Then, let the glue dry completely—and make sure it’s on a flat surface. When it’s done, you can peel it off the wax paper and place the fake spill on your friend’s laptop!
3. Make them think you cracked their phone screen. Get a cracked screen sticker for your friend's phone, and cover their screen with it when they aren't looking. Then, show them the phone and pretend you accidentally cracked it—but, of course, tell them the truth eventually.
   
4. Put fake bugs (or a snake) in their belongings. Get a pack of fake bugs (like spiders or cockroaches) and scatter them in your friend’s bedroom, kitchen, living room, or all three! Alternatively, if they’re more spooked by snakes, get a fake snake and hide it in their closet, bag, bathroom, or somewhere else they’ll look sooner or later—then sit back and let the prank happen!^[17]
5. Fake a spider attack. Tape a [1] fake spider to a thin string, then tape the string to the top of a door frame. You can also do this with several fake spiders to give your friend an extra scare! The next time they open the door, a bunch of spiders will fall down on them (and probably give them a major spook).
   
6. Set them up to walk into an invisible barrier. For this prank, you’ll need to grab some tape and a roll of clear plastic wrap. Unroll enough plastic wrap to fit all the way across a door frame, and tape it there (stretched so there are no wrinkles and it’s nearly invisible) right around the height of your friend’s head. Then, call them into the room. When they come, they’ll walk face-first into the plastic!
7. Change the date (and make them think they lost track of time). To pull this prank, change the date to a day earlier on your friend’s phone, computer, and any other gadgets they might have on hand. For an extra touch, grab a newspaper from the day before and pretend it’s still that day so your friend thinks they somehow got the day wrong!^[18]
   
8. Hide behind a door and scare your friend. While your friend is in a different room, get behind an open door (so they can’t see you as they come back into the room) and jump out at them while making a loud noise! With luck, they’ll be appropriately spooked by your antics.
9. Spook your friend right as they’re waking up. Get a scary mask (or a whole costume, if you’re feeling elaborate), and get super close to your friend when they’re about to wake up. As they open their eyes, they’ll see your terrifying image—and probably jump a mile in the air! You can also make scary noises or say “Boo!” if you like.
10. Give them a classy makeover while they’re sleeping. If your friend is a deep sleeper, wait until they’re taking a nap (or asleep for the night) and break out the makeup. See if you can give them a full face of makeup—eyeshadow, lipstick, blush, and the works—before they wake up.
    
    • If you’re thinking of using markers, test the markers on your hand first and see how many washes it takes for it to come off. You don't want to ruin your friend's entire day. (If your skin is much darker than your friend's, keep in mind that the pigment may be more noticeable on their skin, and thus it could be harder to make it look "washed off.")

References

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How to Respond to "You’re Hot" On Dating Apps & In Person

Plus, tips to keep the conversation going & secure a date!

Looking for a funny or flirty response to “you’re hot?" We’ve got you covered! In this article, we’re providing the ultimate list of replies you can use to accept the compliment and show off your personality. We also interviewed dating coach Cher Gopman for tips on how to flirt and spice up your conversation, whether it’s in person or over text!

Best Ways to Reply to “You’re Hot”

• Funny response: “310 Kelvin all day 🫡”
• Flirty response: “I’d look better with you beside me.”
• Sassy response: “Wow, someone has good taste.”
• Sweet response: “Stop—you’re making me blush 😊”
• Simple response: “That's very nice of you to say.”
• Online response: “Wait until you meet me in person.”

Steps

Funny Responses to “You’re Hot”

1. Throw out a witty or cheeky response to make the other person laugh. Poke fun at your “hotness” or use self-deprecating humor to convey that you don’t take yourself too seriously. It’s the perfect way to showcase your sense of humor, add a playful touch to the conversation, and accept the other person’s compliment!
   
   • Thanks, fan!
   • Thanks, it’s genetic.
   • 310 Kelvin all day 🫡
   • A healthy 98.6 indeed.
   • Wow, keep ‘em coming.
   • Thanks, it’s the stress glow.
   • I’ll be sure to tell my parents.
   • Oh, stop! But also, keep going…
   • Oh no, not you falling for me too!
   • I try. It’s a lot of pressure, though.
   • Thanks, it’s my secret weapon in life.
   • Was it my hair or my obvious charm?
   • Only on Fridays. Check back tomorrow.
   • Yeah, the genie finally granted my wish.
   • Finally, someone recognizes my efforts!
   • Thanks—many lives were sacrificed for it.
   • BRB updating my bio with this compliment.
   • I didn’t catch that. Can you say that again? 😂
   • I’ll try not to set off any fire alarms with this heat!
   • It’s all part of my master plan to get your attention.
   • That’s why I avoid plastic. Melting hazard, you know?
   • I know, my thermostat has been yelling at me all day!
   • Wait until you see me holding a puppy…off the charts!
   • Well, you haven’t seen me first thing in the morning yet!
   • Why, thank you. I was forged in the fires of Mount Doom.
   • Don’t worry, global warming should cool me down eventually.
   • So, how hot are we talking? Like “cute hot” or “I need a fan hot?”

Flirty Responses to “You’re Hot”

1. Reciprocate their compliment in a playful way to convey mutual attraction. If you want to get the sparks flying, tease the other person and let them know that you find them attractive too. It’s a fun way to crank up the heat and take the conversation to the next level. Gopman says you can “use emojis to flirt through text,” as long as you don’t overuse them.^[1] So, throw out a playful wink (😉), smirk (😏), or other flirty emoji to keep things exciting!
   
   • You too 😉
   • Only for you 😘
   • Right back at ya!
   • You’re one to talk.
   • Not as hot as you.
   • Look who’s talking!
   • You’re bringing the heat.
   • It takes one to know one.
   • You’re not so bad yourself!
   • Well, that makes two of us.
   • Flattery will get you everywhere.
   • I’d look better with you beside me.
   • If this is how you flirt, I’m in trouble.
   • Only because you’re looking at me.
   • I bet you say that to all the girls/boys.
   • Guess we’d be the perfect match then.
   • Just imagine how hot we’d be together.
   • So…what are you going to do about it?
   • If you’re trying to win me over, it’s working.
   • You should see me when I’m all dressed up.
   • Big words coming from someone as sexy as you.
   • Are you usually this forward, or am I just special?
   • And I thought you were the one bringing the heat.
   • Thanks—you’re making it hard for me to play it cool.
   • If you think I’m hot now, wait until you get to know me.
   • You’re not bad at compliments. Keep practicing on me.
   • I would say the same thing about you, but I don’t want to inflate your ego 😏

Sassy Responses to “You’re Hot”

1. Drop a sassy reply to show off your confidence and spice up the convo. Responding to “you’re hot” in a sharp and sassy way is sure to keep the other person on their toes. Just make sure to keep things light and flirty so the other person knows you’re not being mean-spirited. If you’re texting, for instance, you could throw out an emoji. If you’re talking to them in person, you could flash a playful wink or smirk. The goal is to own your confidence, without being cocky!
   
   • Facts.
   • I know.
   • I get that a lot!
   • I aim to please.
   • Glad you noticed.
   • So I’ve been told.
   • Hotter than your ex, right?
   • It’s a blessing and a curse.
   • Is that the best you’ve got?
   • Well, I won’t argue with that.
   • You’re just now realizing this?
   • Stunning is my middle name…
   • Tell me something I don’t know.
   • Wow, someone has good taste.
   • Took you long enough to notice.
   • I was waiting for you to say that.
   • Careful—I might melt your screen.
   • I mean, I do have a reputation to uphold.
   • Yeah, it’s exhausting being this attractive.
   • I’m basically a walking fire hazard at this point.
   • Tell me something I haven’t heard 20 times today.
   • I mean, it’s basically my part time job at this point.
   • Being this hot is a hassle, but someone’s gotta do it.

Sweet Responses to “You’re Hot”

1. Express gratitude and give a genuine compliment in return. Even if you’re not romantically interested in the other person, you can still reply in a kind way and show appreciation for their attention. Acknowledge their compliment with warmth and friendliness, and throw out a sincere compliment if you feel inclined.
   
   • I think you’re really attractive too!
   • Stop—you’re making me blush 😊
   • Aw, I think you’re pretty hot yourself.
   • Well, aren’t you a charmer? Thanks!
   • You’re not so bad yourself, you know.
   • Aw, thanks! You just made my day ☺️
   • I can’t stop smiling now, thanks to you!
   • Thank you ! I could say the same about you!
   • Thanks! But honestly, you’re just as stunning!
   • Aw, thank you. I think you’re a total catch too!
   • Well, I guess I’m in good company then, huh?
   • You’ve got quite a way with words. Thank you.
   • Thanks, you’re really making me feel like a 10.
   • Thank you, you’re pretty easy on the eyes yourself.
   • You’ve got a way of making people smile, don’t you?
   • I appreciate that. You’ve definitely brightened my day!
   • You’re too kind! I can see why you’re turning heads too.
   • Thanks, you’re giving me the boost of confidence I need.

Simple Responses to “You’re Hot”

1. Thank the other person for their compliment to be polite. If you’re stuck on what to say or don’t feel the same way toward the other person, keep your reply short and sweet. You don’t need to say much in response, and a sincere “thank you” works in any situation!
   
   • Thanks!
   • That’s very sweet.
   • Aw, I appreciate it!
   • That’s very nice to hear.
   • You’re too kind, thank you.
   • Wow, thank you. I’m flattered!
   • That’s very nice of you to say.
   • Thank you for the compliment.

How to Respond to “You’re Hot” on a Dating App

1. Embrace their compliment and suggest meeting up to show interest. If you’re trying to flirt over text, Gopman says to “leave a little bit of mystery” and “keep the conversation fun and lighthearted so the [other] person is interested.”^[2] A great way to do this is to throw out a playful joke, or compliment them back in a subtle way. To get the ball rolling, suggest that there’s more to discover about you in person and ask them out!
   
   • You should see me in 3D.
   • Thanks, I look better in person.
   • Hot enough for you to plan a date?
   • Hot enough to be worth a super like?
   • I’ll take that as an invitation for drinks.
   • It must be the filters working overtime.
   • You’ve got my attention—what’s next?
   • So, when are we testing out this heat IRL?
   • So, does that mean I get your number now?
   • Are you hitting on me? Because it’s working.
   • If I’m hot, you’re basically a human inferno 🔥
   • Honestly, it’s just good lighting and seven filters.
   • It’s all in the angles. In person, I’m 75% less hot.
   • Guess we should test out this chemistry in person.
   • You’re just saying that because I have a dog in my profile.
   • Thanks! How about we meet up and keep this energy going?
   • Careful—compliments like that might get you a date with me.
   • If you think my pics are hot, wait until you meet me in person.
   • Pssssh, you’re only saying that because I swiped right first 😉
   • I could give you a tour of this hotness, but it might be too much.

Best Ways to Respond to a Compliment

1. Accept the compliment and express gratitude. If you’re struggling to come up with a reply, a simple “thank you” goes a long way. It doesn’t matter if you agree with them, and you don’t have to return the favor. Just take it at face value, and accept the moment graciously!
   
2. Use open body language and make eye contact. Body language can reveal your true feelings toward someone, especially when it comes to showing genuine appreciation for their compliment. Be sure to keep your arms uncrossed, maintain a relaxed posture, and lean forward to express interest and attentiveness. If you want to be flirty, Gopman says to “smile” and maintain “strong eye contact” to show that you’re present in the conversation.^[3]
   
3. Avoid downplaying or deflecting the compliment. Downplaying someone’s compliment can feel dismissive and hurtful, so it’s important to acknowledge their words—even if you don’t agree with them. Responding to a compliment can make the other person feel appreciated, strengthen your relationship, and boost your self esteem.^[4]
   

Responding to "You're Hot" FAQs

1. How should you respond to "you're hot" if it makes you uncomfortable? Be polite but firm and let the other person know you're not comfortable with those kinds of compliments. Or, try changing the subject to something unrelated to looks or dating.
   
   • "Thanks, but I'm not comfortable with appearance comments like that."
   • "Thank you. Anyway, have you seen the news today?"
2. How should you respond to "you're hot" if you're in a relationship? You can still accept the compliment if you want, but make it clear that you're in a relationship so the person doesn't continue to pursue you (and to protect your partner's feelings). You could also try to make a lighthearted joke to avoid any awkward feelings. You might say something like:
   
   • "Thanks! I appreciate that, but just so you know, I'm in a relationship and not looking to get involved with anyone else right now."
   • "Thanks! My boyfriend thinks so too."

References

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2. ↑ [v161196_b01].17 May 2019.
3. ↑ [v161196_b01].17 May 2019.
4. ↑ https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/why-bad-looks-good/201911/how-do-you-respond-to-a-compliment-why-it-matters

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Great Ways to Celebrate Thanksgiving

Learn what Americans traditionally do and eat on Thanksgiving

Thanksgiving is all about spending time with family, expressing gratitude, and eating until you can’t zip up your pants. We’ll cover the best ways to celebrate this American holiday, whether you’re interested in traditional or unique activities. We also spoke with private chef and food educator Ollie George Cigliano for tips on cooking a Thanksgiving feast that’ll impress everyone at the table!

What to Do on Thanksgiving Day

Americans usually spend time with their loved ones and share a traditional dinner. Here are other fun and popular activities to celebrate Thanksgiving Day:

• Break a wishbone.
• Watch football games.
• Share what you’re grateful for.
• Play games with your friends and family.
• Volunteer at your local shelter or food bank.
• Tune into the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade.

Steps

Planning Thanksgiving Day

1. Invite friends and family members a month in advance. Make a list of people you want to celebrate Thanksgiving with, and send your invitations at least a month in advance, or ideally, 4 to 6 weeks beforehand. This gives them enough time to decide and make plans if they need to travel.
   
   • For out-of-town guests, sending the invitation earlier is best.
   • You can send an invitation through the mail, shoot them a text, or call them.
   • Send invitations with an RSVP by date to help you get an accurate headcount for food and seating, ask about any allergies or dietary restrictions, and clarify if people can bring a plus-one (or additional guests).
2. Choose a potluck-style Thanksgiving meal for easier prep. If you’re hosting a large gathering, a potluck-style meal will help shoulder the burden of cooking. Just ask your guests what they plan to contribute so you can make a list and provide the rest of the food. To avoid having multiple people bring the same thing, create a sign-up sheet or ask guests to bring a specific type of dish, such as a salad, drink, or dessert.
   
   • Generally, the host prepares the turkey for a potluck-style Thanksgiving meal.
   • Make a Google spreadsheet to share what everyone’s bringing, or let guests share their dish on a social app like Partiful.
3. Buy your turkey in advance to ensure availability. You can buy a frozen turkey anytime in October or November, as long as you have space in your freezer. If you’re buying a fresh turkey, buy it no more than 2 days before you plan to cook it. If you’re buying your turkey from a local farm or specialty store, order it 2 to 3 weeks in advance. Place your turkey in the freezer as soon as you get home.^[1]
   
   • Buy a 12-pound (190-ounce) turkey to feed 10 to 15 people.
   • Purchase a 16-pound (260-ounce) turkey for 15 or more people.
4. Make a grocery list and buy key ingredients beforehand. Once you’ve planned your Thanksgiving menu, make a shopping list at least 1 to 2 weeks in advance. Hit the grocery store early to purchase essential ingredients, like butter, stock, spices, heavy cream, wine, and anything else you’ll need for multiple recipes.^[2] You can buy fresh ingredients 5 to 7 days in advance, and dry ingredients 1 to 2 weeks in advance.
   
   • Buying your ingredients early can help you beat the holiday rush and prevent the stress of running to the grocery store at the last minute.
   • Classic Thanksgiving foods include: turkey, ham, cranberry sauce, sweet potato casserole, green bean casserole, mashed potatoes, gravy, stuffing, dinner rolls, cornbread, and pumpkin or pecan pie.

Cooking the Thanksgiving Meal

1. Thaw your turkey in advance and roast it on Thanksgiving. “Frozen turkey needs 3 days to thaw in advance,” according to Cigliano.^[3] On Thanksgiving morning, preheat your oven to , and place the turkey in a roasting pan. In a separate bowl, combine of olive oil, of garlic powder, of dried basil, a of sage and salt, and of black pepper. Baste the turkey with the mixture, then pour of water into the bottom of the roasting pan.^[4]
   
   • Secure the roasting pan with a lid or 2 sheets of heavy-duty aluminum foil. Place the roasting pan in the oven.
   • Bake the turkey for 3.5 hours, or until the thickest part of the thigh reaches an internal temperature of . Use a meat thermometer to check.
   • Once the turkey is done, remove it from the oven. Cigliano says to “let it rest for 15 minutes to prevent all of the juice from leaving the roast when carving.”^[5]
2. Bake a ham. Preheat your oven to (or the temperature recommended on the packaging). Place the ham, cut side down, in a baking pan and cover with a sheet of heavy-duty aluminum foil. Bake the ham until it reaches an internal temperature of . Generally, you bake a fully cooked ham for 10 minutes per pound and a partially cooked ham for 20 minutes per pound.^[6]
   
   • If you want to glaze your ham, score it with a clean, sharp blade before putting it in the oven. “The general technique for scoring is to make small Xs to allow skin to render fat when cooking,” says Cigliano.^[7]
   • To make a glaze, combine of brown sugar and mango chutney, 3 cloves of minced garlic, of orange zest, of orange juice, and of dijon mustard. Mix the ingredients until well combined, baste the ham with the glaze every 20 minutes in the oven, then remove the foil during the last 5 minutes to let the glaze carmelize.
3. Make the cranberry sauce. Place of cranberries in a pot, then add of sugar and of balsamic vinegar. Set the stove to medium-high heat, and bring the mixture to a boil for around 8 minutes. Stir of nutmeg, cinnamon, cumin, and pepper into the mixture, and reduce the heat to low to simmer the sauce. Stir until it thickens, then add salt to taste. Remove the pot from the heat and let it cool for 10 minutes.^[8]
   
   • Once the sauce is cool, refrigerate it until you’re ready to eat.
   • “For a looser cranberry sauce, serve the sauce warm. If you prefer a thicker (canned-like) consistency, cover and refrigerate overnight so it will gel up,” says Cigliano.^[9]
4. Make mashed potatoes. Wash, peel, and chop 8 to 10 potatoes. In a large pot, bring 4 quarts of salted water to a boil, then add the potatoes and cook until soft and tender. Remove the pot from the heat and drain the water. Let the potatoes cool for 3 minutes, then use a fork or a masher to mash the potatoes. Finish the potatoes by:^[10]
   
   • Adding of milk, butter, black pepper, and salt to taste. Mix the ingredients until well combined.
   • Place the mashed potatoes in a serving dish that can be reheated, then refrigerate. To reheat the mashed potatoes, bake them in a “ oven for approximately 30 to 35 minutes,” recommends Cigliano.^[11]
5. Make the stuffing. Cut a stale loaf of white or wheat bread into cubes. Place a large pot on the stove and set it to medium heat. Melt of butter in the pot, then cook one chopped onion and 4 stalks of chopped celery until soft (about 5 to 8 minutes). Add salt and pepper to taste, stir in the bread cubes and of chicken broth. Pour the mixture into a greased casserole dish, then bake for 30 to 40 minutes at .^[12]
   
   • Reheat the stuffing in a oven for 5 to 10 minutes.
6. Order fresh pies for Thanksgiving Day. Pumpkin, pecan, apple, cherry, and chocolate pies are common Thanksgiving desserts. You can order them at your local bakery or supermarket about 1 to 2 weeks in advance. Pick up your pies 1 to 2 days beforehand and follow the directions on the box to warm them up.^[13]
   
   • Alternatively, make a pumpkin pie or a pecan pie from scratch.
   • Thanksgiving-themed cookies are also popular desserts served on Thanksgiving.

Decorating the Thanksgiving Table

1. Use a natural color palette and a fall-themed centerpiece in your table decoration. Cover the table with a tablecloth or runner, then add your plates, silverware, napkins, and place cards. Layer mini pumpkins, gourds, leaves, branches, pinecones, acorns, and seasonal fruit down the center of the table, and set the mood with warm lighting, such as candles or votives. For the centerpiece, you can make your own with flowers or stick to a classic cornucopia.^[14]
   
   • Place vases and candlesticks on the table to add height and dimension, and get creative with napkin folds or use festive napkin rings.
   • Embrace the holiday season with a rich color palette of oranges, yellows, burgundies, and browns. Feel free to mix metals for a unique look, like copper and chrome.
   • If you don’t have enough room at your dining room table, set up a separate table (or more) in your living room. Alternatively, place pillows around a coffee table for children.

Top Thanksgiving Traditions & Family Activities

1. Watch the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day parade. Many families watch the annual Macy’s Thanksgiving Day parade, which takes place in New York City and features giant helium-filled balloons, marching bands, floats, and performances from Broadway musicals. Local news stations like CBS, ABC, and NBC typically broadcast the parade, and it is also broadcast in Spanish on Telemundo.^[15]
   
   • This year, the parade airs from 8:30 AM to 12:00 PM (EST) on NBC and Peacock.^[16]
2. Turn on a football game. Watching football on Thanksgiving is a favorite American pastime. Games are typically played throughout the day on local TV channels such as ABC, ESPN, NBC, CBS, and Fox. Spanish-language games are also simulcast on ESPN Deportes, Telemundo, TUDN, and Fox Deportes.^[17]
   
   • The Dallas Cowboys and the Detroit Lions traditionally host Thanksgiving games.
   • Alternatively, organize a backyard football game with family, friends, and neighbors before the big meal.
3. Share what you’re grateful for. Before the meal is served, friends and family members typically take turns saying what they are thankful for. This is a time to reflect on all the things you are grateful for, including your family, job, coworkers, and other people and things.^[18]
   
   • You could also play the A-to-Z gratitude game. Have everyone go around and express gratitude, according to the letters of the alphabet. For example, the first person could say, “I am thankful for Aunt Sharon’s kindness.”
4. Break a wishbone. Some families break the turkey’s wishbone to celebrate Thanksgiving. After eating the meat, take out the wishbone, which is attached to the breast meat in the turkey’s chest. Let it dry for a little bit, then have 2 people take one end of the bone, make a wish, and then pull. Whoever gets the larger part of the bone is believed to have their wish come true!^[19]
   
   • This tradition comes from the ancient Etruscans, who believed that chickens could predict the future and would stroke dried wishbones for good luck.
5. Volunteer at a local shelter. Because Thanksgiving is a day of giving and gratitude, many people choose to volunteer at their local homeless shelter, soup kitchen, or religious institution. Contact a local shelter in your area to find out what time the festivities will take place.^[20]
   
   • Invite your friends and family members to volunteer with you.
   • If you don’t have time to volunteer, donate clothes or canned goods to your local shelter.
6. Play games with friends and family. Games like Monopoly, Life, Pictionary, and Clue are great ways to spend quality time with your loved ones. Card games, like UNO, and dice games, like Yahtzee, are also popular options.^[21]
   
7. Take a nap or a walk after the meal. Because Thanksgiving is such a big meal, it might leave you (and your guests) tired. It’s totally okay, and even customary, to doze off on the couch for 30 minutes after eating. Other people may choose to walk around the neighborhood instead.^[22]
   

Thanksgiving Fast Facts

1. Thanksgiving is always celebrated on the fourth Thursday of November. It’s an annual national holiday in the United States to give thanks for the harvests and blessings of the year. Americans believe it is modeled after a 1621 feast between the Pilgrims and the Wampanoag people.^[23] However, modern traditions include large feasts with turkey and pumpkin pie, watching parades and football, and spending time with friends and family. Here are other fun and random facts about Thanksgiving:
   • In the days leading up to Thanksgiving, the U.S. President “pardons” a turkey, or prevents it from being killed. It’s a live, televised event at the White House.^[24]
   • Thanksgiving is one of the busiest travel periods, with about 80 million people traveling 50 miles or more for the holiday.^[25] Travel delays and heavy road traffic are common.
   • The day after Thanksgiving is known as “Black Friday.” Many stores across the nation have extended business hours and offer deep discounts and special promotions.^[26]
   • Canadians celebrate Thanksgiving on the second Monday in October. This earlier date is due to the country’s colder climate, which means the harvest season ends sooner than in the United States.^[27]

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Tips

• If you have kids, make sure to keep an eye on them, especially if they’re in the kitchen.
• Choose simple Thanksgiving recipes if this is your first time preparing the Thanksgiving holiday meal.
• It’s totally okay to buy pre-made food for your Thanksgiving meal. Not everyone has the time to prepare everything from scratch.
• Cook any additional side dishes while the turkey is cooking. Green beans, dinner rolls, sweet potatoes, and corn are typical Thanksgiving side dishes.
• If you’re hosting Thanksgiving dinner, be sure to accommodate guests with food allergies or dietary restrictions. You could provide a tofu turkey for vegetarian guests, for example.
• Know that the traditional turkey dinner does not define what Thanksgiving really is. You could have a Thanksgiving dinner with ham instead of turkey, and it wouldn’t change the meaning at all!

Expert Interview

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References

Quick Summary

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10. ↑ https://www.allrecipes.com/recipe/24771/basic-mashed-potatoes/
11. ↑ [v161921_b01]. 18 Oct 2021.
12. ↑ https://www.allrecipes.com/recipe/13693/bread-and-celery-stuffing/
13. ↑ https://www.allrecipes.com/article/thanksgiving-menus-for-beginners-to-experts/
14. ↑ https://sanctuaryhomedecor.com/thanksgiving-table-in-warm-fall-colors/
15. ↑ https://learningenglish.voanews.com/a/american-celebrate-thanksgiving/2529775.html
16. ↑ https://www.nbcuniversal.com/article/americas-most-watched-entertainment-telecast-year-macys-thanksgiving-day-parader-returns-live-nbc
17. ↑ https://learningenglish.voanews.com/a/american-celebrate-thanksgiving/2529775.html
18. ↑ https://www.travelcookeat.com/imported-20100608191054/2020/11/20/non-traditional-ways-to-celebrate-thanksgiving
19. ↑ https://www.freep.com/story/life/food/2021/11/24/thanksgiving-wishbone-what-know-furcula/8747422002/
20. ↑ https://learningenglish.voanews.com/a/american-celebrate-thanksgiving/2529775.html
21. ↑ https://www.travelcookeat.com/imported-20100608191054/2020/11/20/non-traditional-ways-to-celebrate-thanksgiving
22. ↑ https://www.nytimes.com/2020/11/24/dining/how-to-take-a-nap.html
23. ↑ https://www.britannica.com/topic/Thanksgiving-Day
24. ↑ https://www.whitehousehistory.org/questions/which-president-started-the-tradition-of-pardoning-the-thanksgiving-turkey
25. ↑ https://newsroom.aaa.com/2024/11/nearly-80-million-americans-expected-to-travel-over-thanksgiving/
26. ↑ https://www.dictionary.com/e/black-friday/
27. ↑ https://www.almanac.com/content/ways-canadian-thanksgiving-differs-american-thanksgiving

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