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To waste, not finish, or no take advantage of an opportunity.
Greek for a crying pussy. Used for afeminate, gay behaviour or people. Much like the western use of pussy but much stronger.
She is kind, reserved, thoughtful and elegant sweetheart. The name "Bibigul" means princess of flowers, so she is sensitive and demanding in the most beautiful way. She can seem cold, but if you get a chance to be close with her, you will never want to part.
1)A 3 in the game of craps.
A guy who typically resembles a q-tip. Drives a mini van who's name is randy
Tweeting / twatting / twitterpating while on the toilet.
Adjective. 1. To get drunk alone. Contraction of "alone" and "drunk." Fairly straightforward.
Quick relationship that is text only, short lived, hot and heavy. Does not last more than a week. Never meeting in person or actually having physical context. They go no where.
cyber conscription, conscrypton, mandates use of a digital currency micropayment to circumvent hard currency, subscription and paywalled access online. Its hacker parlance, a term of art in protest to a loss of free speech online placed behind a paywall, albeit micro paywall.
Scott Sire Also known as: Scotty Sire Scooter ImNotScottySire (vine, Twitter, snapchat) VanillaDingDong (Instagram)
How some michiganders refer to Michigan. Michigan is shaped like a mitten, which is why we call it the mitten.
Magnificent in such an over-the-top, fabulous manner that the style, widget, or event must have been made fashionable by the livelier sort of gay men, most likely while they were dressed in sequined drag and crooning Yma Sumac numbers. In connotation, "fagnificent" is markedly more fabulous than "fabulous" and notably more campy than "splendiferous."
Gen-Z shorthand for "run it back," meaning to repeat or retry something, especially after a loss or unsuccessful attempt. Born in gaming culture, it's now the universal battle cry of anyone who refuses to accept defeat and demands a rematch immediately.
A term that achieved its cultural zenith during the Jersey Shore era, describing individuals who exhibit excessive bravado, spray tans, and an alarming amount of hair gel. While the show ended, the archetype lives on in every gym bro who unironically wears sunglasses indoors.
A cheaper alternative to an expensive product, usually makeup or fashion, that allegedly provides similar quality. The art of looking bougie on a budget, or as your bank account prefers to call it, survival.
Describing someone who operates on another level, possessing exceptional qualities or tolerance that normal people lack. The explanation for when someone does something that should be impossible or inadvisable.
The urgent bathroom trip necessitated by nicotine's laxative effect after vaping or using high-nicotine products. It's when your Juul habit reminds you that nicotine stimulates more than just your brain—your intestines got the memo too. A distinctly modern bathroom emergency born from the vaping generation.
A devastatingly elegant breakup phrase that communicates emotional, mental, and spiritual exhaustion without resorting to profanity or lengthy explanations. It's the sophisticated way to tell someone they're a human energy vampire.
The deliberate act of suddenly cutting off all communication with someone without explanation, typically in dating contexts. Like a ghost, the person vanishes from your life, leaving only read receipts and unanswered questions in their wake.
An absurdist Adult Swim comedy series created by Tim Heidecker and Eric Wareheim featuring the perpetually optimistic Tom Peters pitching increasingly bizarre business ideas to his town's incompetent mayor. It's like watching someone try to reason with chaos itself, except the chaos wears a suit.
The state of achieving maximum laziness where you've transcended even basic functions like channel-changing or snack-retrieving. A semi-vegetative condition of deliberate nothingness, often achieved after work when ambition has left the building and motivation is nowhere to be found.
The legendary villain from SpongeBob SquarePants who haunts the Krusty Krab at night, now a cultural touchstone for millennial nostalgia. What started as a spooky campfire story about a fry cook's ghost has become shorthand for anything vaguely ominous or creepy. Bonus points if you can still remember all the warning signs.
The deliberately informal, often satirical pronunciation of 'America' used to mock excessive patriotism, jingoism, or stereotypical American behavior. Usually accompanied by references to guns, eagles, and freedom fries, it's the linguistic equivalent of wearing an American flag tank top to a monster truck rally. Originally meant as mockery, it's been ironically embraced by the very people it was meant to ridicule.
Reddit's beautifully chaotic contribution to the English language: a deliberately contradictory way to say "no" that's dripping with meme irony. It's the linguistic equivalent of a shrug emoji but make it confusing.