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People who offend or discriminate you based on your name. Check the example for more information. Also, shoutout to Jonathan for coming up with this word. Thanks mate, I appreciate the help.
"Alright class, we'll be taking attendance based on your last names. So when I say your name, say here or present or whatever. Okay, here we go."
"Amy Armadillo."
"Here."
(a few minutes later)
"RDTurcios."
"Here. Also, why are you taking roll call based on our names. That's Nameagilistic."
"I don't care, please be quiet and allow me to finish taking attendance."
"Whatever, teach."
A shortened version of the word nincompoop, ninja, and a euphemism for the "N" word.
If you don't feel comfortable using this word, don't say it. Simple.
"Dude, what's wrong with you? Why are you acting like such a nin? You dunce, irritating, piece of human garbage, I strongly dislike you and I wish you would change for the better."
A way of saying bulls#@! without offending anyone (although, some people may see it as offensive still. If that's the case, they just don't understand play-on-words in English).
There's also horsh for horses@!#, dosh for dogs%!@ (side note: a euphemism for this would be dog water or dookie).
"Man, that's some bush/bulsh if you think that's gonna work."
"You know what's bulsh? Susan Wojcicki. She's ruining YouTube and is not helping with improving the website overall."
A number in any position that ends with zero. Most notably in the ones, tens, hundreds, and thousands.
The purpose of having a Perfect Zero/Perfect Zeroes is to make calculating numbers easier (think powers of ten, but most versatile. Plus, they look cooler).
Example of Perfect Zero: 1,896 to 1,890, 1,800, or 1,000/2,000.
Or, 123,456 to 120,000 and other derivatives.
Someone who's offending someone based on their nationality. May get confused for people who love their country.
"Hey, just because I'm American doesn't mean I can't do simple tasks. That's nationalist, dude."
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Truch (trooch) is a stronger form of the word, while trush (troosh) is a softer form of it.
Both are made-up derivatives of the word "true."
An example of Truch/Trush could be used like:
"Discord moderators have served their purpose. Their roles have given them a bit of hope in modern society. Due to current events, we have seen the landscape shift to favor Admins more than Mods."
"That's truch! I completely agree with your presentation on Discord moderators. Admins > Mods."
"Yeah... That's trush, I guess. I personally don't like Discord mods all that much, but I think Discord admins may be better."
Basically just a way to call someone or your friend a greedy bastard. That's it. You can also say "Lucky Bass" for people who are extremely lucky. This is different from Creeper's Luck since it's only for one person and not a comparison of two people.
"Okay, so I'm gonna need this much money in order to return the deposit."
"Mmm, no. Give me more."
"Okay."
"More."
"What do you mean more, I can't give any more money."
"I said more!"
"Wow, you're a Greedy Bass, aren'tcha?."