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An obscenely overweight, loud, and annoying girl. Frequent sightings in the san diego region. Spells like dog doo doo and sounds like nails on a chalk board. If you come across one, keep your distance and pelt it with rocks. If she comes close, throw donuts to distract and call authorities immediately.
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knickers off ready when I come home
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For example, a manicuristinfluencermay post a pic of her nails on Instagram with the caption, "This NOTD is perfect for prom season!" Or, a future bride-to-be may post in a forum, "OMG, I love this NOTD. Does anyone know where I can get this done in the Twin Cities area?!?"
The hilariously tragic result when someone named Anna participates in the TikTok trend of removing the first and last letters of their name. What remains is a vowel-free disaster that sounds more like a text message error than a nickname. It's the name-game equivalent of drawing the short straw.
An internet-designated day where people claim you must share your food with anyone who asks, part of the endless series of made-up "national days" that circulate on social media. It's basically a meme excuse for freeloading friends to justify asking for your snacks. Notable for occurring right after Halloween, when everyone's still protecting their candy stash.
1. A name that, when given to a baby, automatically destines the child for ultra-failure. This includes, but is not limited to: -Nasty fucking teeth -A lisp while talking -Unnaturally intensely blonde hair -Not smart at all -No friends -No social life -Huge band geek 2. A word that can be applied in place of any noun, verb, or adjective to make a phrase (usually belonging to some element of pop culture, such as a song or movie name) to make it more humorous.
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When someone describes something as "not bad," they are actually saying it's pretty good or even great. For example, after killing your saxophone solo at the school concert, your dad may describe your performance as "not bad."
For example, if you meet someone on a dating site and want to know more about them, you might ask, "You are very handsome, may I ask your nal?" Or, you might clarify, "My dad's nal is Swedish, and my mom is British."
Originally a Norwegian electronica duo, but now primarily known as the genre of sped-up, pitch-shifted remixes that make every song sound like it's being sung by hyperactive chipmunks. It's what happens when you take a perfectly good song and hit the 1.25x speed button with extra treble. Beloved by anime fans and people who think normal music is too slow.
A state of blissful mental vacancy, often used self-deprecatingly or to express contentment through simplicity. The zen of having absolutely nothing going on upstairs, and being fine with it.
In text and chat messages, NL typically stands for "not likely." When someone tells you something is NL, it means they think that thing is not going to happen.
She's cute She loves LenMiku a lot Don't ever talk shit about LenMiku or she and her friends will show up in your house at 3am
Persistent complaining or criticism, typically about mundane issues that could easily be ignored if people weren't so invested in being right. While the term is often gender-stereotyped, anyone of any gender can achieve expert-level nagging with enough dedication. It's basically the verbal equivalent of water torture—repetitive, annoying, and surprisingly effective.
A dual-purpose slang term that either refers to testicles/courage (thanks to the classic line "Wolfman's got nards!") or serves as a mild expletive when things don't go your way. It's the PG-13 way to express disappointment or acknowledge bravery.
The absurdly family-friendly term used by internet character Braiden (created by M3RKMU51C) to refer to guns in gaming content without triggering demonetization or parental concern. Because apparently "neepow glungus" sounds less threatening than the actual word, even though everyone knows exactly what it means. Peak YouTube algorithm dodging.
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not even going to lie
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