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spoonerism of "take a shit;" the act of defecating.
Seymour. Is a thug for Life put some respect on his name he's the realest
A quick, efficient bathroom visit for liquid waste disposal, typically announced when you're trying to minimize delay. It's the urinary equivalent of a pit stop—in and out in under a minute. The term implies speed and brevity, unlike its lengthier bathroom counterparts.
When people (who’s name isn’t Fanele) die and get their bodies dissecting by undergrad med/anatomy students.
Shaily is a girl who believes that snakes should have an opportunity to be a giraffe for even a day. She always wins at bankroll and she stands up against gentrification. She is the sweetest girl in the world with a heart of platinum. She sends the best memes.
Short for Shaquille O'Neal; NBA player, movie star, terrible rapper, general faggot.
(adjective) ultra-soft, almost gooey
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stupid mother f**king piece of s**t
smoking sista for life
shut the f**k up you son of a b***h
When you're chatting with someone who is angry or upset, SOB stands for "son of a b****." This explicit acronym can be used to express a general sense of frustration or to label a specific person as adouchebag.
Alternatively, people may also reply with S2U after you insult them, to let you know they don't like you much either. Hopefully, you're kind of the person who is more likely to receive a positive S2U than a negative one.
Scatmans world by Scatman John. The song is about the world and the different cultures and races that exist in it
when you do something sooo cool
Swagg is lyk how you dress act talk walk etc..
An exclamation used to acknowledge when someone or something is excessively stylish, confident, or impressive to an almost comedic degree. It's the verbal equivalent of tipping your hat to someone's drip, typically delivered with an elongated "guyyy" for maximum effect. The phrase suggests a level of swagger so pronounced it demands immediate recognition.
Japanese for "death god" or "grim reaper," popularized in Western culture through anime like Death Note and Bleach. Somehow also deployed as a cheeky insult for one's mother-in-law, because cross-cultural humor loves a good family dynamics joke. Use responsibly at family gatherings.
An exclamation of genuine enthusiasm popularized by the 2000 stoner comedy "Dude, Where's My Car?" that somehow escaped the movie and infected real-world vocabularies. It's the verbal equivalent of a fist pump, deployable in any situation requiring positive vibes. Think "awesome" but with more nostalgic early-2000s energy.
The fashion chasm that exists when one half of a couple is serving looks while the other is serving "I gave up in 2015." This sartorial disparity often manifests at events where one partner is runway-ready and the other looks like they're about to mow the lawn. It's the visual representation of "opposites attract," except one opposite clearly has a stylist.
A mid-sized Pennsylvania city that achieved immortal pop culture status thanks to a certain mockumentary about paper sales. Known officially as "The Electric City" due to being an early adopter of electric streetcars, though most people know it as the place where Jim pranked Dwight for nine glorious seasons. It's proof that any city can become iconic with the right sitcom behind it.
A tactical vomit effected in order to continue a night out. The seventh-inning wretch normally occurs between 11pm and 1am, when partygoers who mixed whiskey and beer or rum and wine at the pregame dash to the restroom to pitch forward and re-serve their dinner plate. The seventh-inning wretch is normally a solitary event but can also be a team effort.
To take a perfectly normal name and change the spelling to something stupid so that your kid can be yOoNeEk. Origin: A purposely stupid yOuNeEk spelling of "snowflake."
A short, broad person, though not a midget or dwarf. Squats have been described as resembling the way normal people look when reflected in car doors.