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Come Hell or high water
The game was released in August 2012 for iOS and in October 2013 for Android. It is a fantasy game set in a medieval-like era where players collect resources, such as gold and elixir, by attacking neighboring clans and completing challenges.
one who is a semen or sperm receiver of vast amounts
When you drop a cinderblock straight on your Shrimp and when the cinderblock is still resting upon your shrimp, you must try and pull the shrimp out with force creating and tugging and scratching sound. This is mainly used as a form of torture.
The day after Christmas (December 26th), when you play with all of your new toys and presents. Can be spend with or without family depending on how normal your family is.
In slang context, means a lie or falsehood ("no cap" means "no lie"), though the original definition hilariously refers to an actual bottle cap. The term has become so prevalent that an entire generation now uses "cap" and "no cap" more frequently than they probably open actual bottles with caps.
A childish playground chant deployed to publicly shame line-cutters, typically shouted by kindergarteners with more sense of justice than the average adult. The rhyme-based humiliation tactic is surprisingly effective at enforcing social order among the elementary school set.
Verb meaning to hide contraband in your pants' crotch area, exploiting the fact that police dogs sniffing that region appears completely normal. A clever if somewhat uncomfortable drug-concealment technique that relies on societal awkwardness about canine crotch-sniffing behavior. Your underwear becomes a smuggling compartment.
complete and total waste of time
Code 9 (other people nearby)
come have sex with me
can i have sex with you
come on i wont tell anyone
check out this myspace
Check on you tomorrow
An abbreviation for acid, which is the same as LSD, an illegal drug; causes you to hallucinate; often used with thetrippin; gained immense popularity in the 1960s and 1970s.
Its origins date back to the late-2000s in the hockey world as a way to refer to a player's celebration after scoring a goal. Celly has since grown in usage and has expanded to other sports, like soccer (after scoring a goal), baseball (after hitting a home run), and football (after scoring a touchdown).
An acronym that represents the highest corporate officer; responsible for managing an organization that is for-profit; submits to the authority of the organization's board of directors.
A health acronym that describes the condition of a heart failing to pump enough blood to meet the needs of other organs in the body; may develop gradually over several years or quickly after a heart attack or heart muscle disease.
The body language version of context clues, where you read someone's physical signals—crossed legs, eye contact, fidgeting—to decode what they're really thinking. It's basically being a human lie detector without the fancy polygraph machine.
Scottish slang meaning to steal or pinch something, typically used in a cheeky rather than criminal context. The linguistic equivalent of a lighthearted heist, perfect for describing petty theft with a side of charm.
A delightfully British insult that sounds harsh but is actually meant affectionately, like calling your mate an idiot after they do something ridiculous. It combines the randomness of British slang with animal imagery for maximum comedic effect. It's the kind of phrase that only works with the right accent and friendship context.
A Bostonian's phonetic rendering of a certain anatomical word, immortalized by Matt Damon in Good Will Hunting. Not to be confused with poultry.
The millennial equivalent of uncool—think chevron patterns, 'Live Laugh Love' signs, and anything involving the phrase 'wine o'clock.' A specific brand of dated try-hard aesthetic that Gen-Z weaponized into an insult.