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When two people gets sexually excited and connect each other.
I've had a heated moment last night which got me pregnant accidentally.
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A non-existent person who would be your girlfriend/boyfriend/enbyfriend (or significant other) someday.
Dude: "Hey, where are you going?"
Bro: "I'm going out with my imaginary future personfriend."
Dude: "Uhhh..."
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A floating ball of dusty rock. That's all.
"I've researched something about the moon!"
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A shock site disguised as a website to get a free Sprite Cranberry. Please don't type it up.
Person 1: "Hey, what have you done today?
Person 2: "I looked up "Spritecranberry.net but it traumatized me when I realized I didn't get a free can of Sprite Cranberry. It just redirected me to some weird YouTube video!
Person 1: "I warned you not to type that URL up!"
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A term discovered by Bill O'Reilly towards the end of an unaired Inside Edition taping. At the time, Bill was an anchor for Inside Edition from 1989 to 1993 so the meltdown occurred in the middle of his tenure and days after the release of Sting's The Soul Cages. Used to describe a musical accompaniment for a stage exit.
Bill: "I don't know what that means; "To play us out." What does that mean? ...To end the show?
Producer: "Yeah. Yeah."
Bill: "Alright. Go. Go!"
Producer: "In 5, 4, 3..."
An alternative for the word "Dog". First used in Dr. Seuss' Cat in the Hat from 2003.
Cat: 'Okay, I have a problem with the word "Dog". I don't use the D-Word per se 'cause I think it's really wrong. Yeah. But I'll happily hold your Canine-American, yeah. More comfortable with that, really, yeah."
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