Very Important or somebody who's might consider is 'on fire' or somebody whose very popular and proud
Dude: Mike your a hot pickel! You solved all your missing persons cases in record time! Every guy here wants to be your friend! Your so cool!
Mike: I know ;)
Or
Dude your a hot pickle! All the lady's want you!
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American slang used for when describing a tv show character that is from another country and has been added in later seasons of the show only because the show had become popular in that country.
Americans might consider Ani from 13 reasons why an eggshell or Bela from supernatural an eggshell.
Why are Eggshells always the most annoying characters.
Because there usually written like a Mary sue
Originally a nickname given to British sailors who sailed across the Atlantic and sucked on limes to keep scurvy away.
It is now often used by Americans in two scenarios
1.) When referring to a British person, possibly in a form of endearment.
2.) Referring to 'British stereotype' (usually in an insulting way) but the insult is not specifically reserved for the British.
Ex:
"Met a limey at the airport today."
Person 1: The people down south are so uneducated.
Person 2: Oh shut it, you're starting to sound like a limey.
"Met a British person today who was acting like a real limey."
Person 1: Here's a picture of me before I got braces.
Person 2: Oh wow, you look just like a limey!
Person 1: I prefer tea over coffee.
Person 2: Oh no, you're turning into a limey.
"You limeys are too polite!"
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An offensive, derogatory slur for Americans, created by the British back during the American revolution. Since then the term has softened in to the word Yank and Yankee, a far less insulting word sometimes even used as a term of endearment by the British. Jank today is hardly used as a way to insult Americans and has spawned a new meaning, often referring to a useless, worthless, or crappy piece of junk.
'Jank's are so dirty, a white feather would make their outfit look fancy.'
Γ’ΒΒThis VHS player is totally janked. It wonΓ’ΒΒt even turn on!Γ’ΒΒ
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