Chinese naattts

Chinese nuts is an expression, that you would use to scare someone, or fill an awkward silence. This derived in a chinese class in school one day, when the teacher left the class room and there was a still silence. It is easy and fun to use, you have to say this word in a high pitch voice and drag the "nuts" out loud and say the "u" as an "a". This term and voice also was derived from the movie - the hangover - when Chung screams this.

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Student: Chinese naattts
Other Students: hahahahaha

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Elternschmerz

The visceral pain felt by a child, even an adult child, when his or her parent says or does something that is extremely uncool, embarrassing, or otherwise objectionable.

The feeling is at times similar to embarrassment but also can imply regret or disagreement with the parent’s behavior.

From the Yiddish “eltern” meaning parents and the German “Schmerzen” meaning pain, literally “parent pain.”

Timothy felt a deep pang of elternschmerz when he learned that his mother was using the same password for all her online accounts.

Veronica was overcome by elternschmerz upon learning that her parents had called her college dean to request a new roommate for her.

Tarik’s elternschmerz was unbearable when his father requested steak in a vegan restaurant.

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