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Chef’s Make Out

Chef’s Make Out BEYOND chef’s kiss. Superior. Like when your choir wins « Superior ». It is the GOAT of all praise. Indescribably immaculate and amazing and so totally mindblowingly astronomically incredible.

« Dude. That wasn’t chef’s kiss. THAT was Chef’s Make Out ! »

*performance concludes*

« Outstanding. Beyond excellent. SUPERIOR. Chef’s Make Out indubitably. incomprehensibly incredibly awesomely coolzimijawns. »

by philosophically phorgetful May 19, 2023


yepperdootlebob

The coolest way to say “yes”, or any type of agreement. The second this leaves your mouth people will be absolutely falling to your feet and ogling at you in complete and utter admiration. You will be the absolute awesomest person in all of existence, extremely cool, and epicly popular.

Person 1: “U wanna see a movie?”
Person 2: “Yepperdootlebob”

*the sound echoes throughout the room and people fall to their feet worshipping you in masses*

note: this term should be used with extreme caution as you may accidentally attract loyal people who want your autograph and the paparazzi.

by philosophically phorgetful May 19, 2023


Slement

Slement: Noun

Pronunciation: Slay - meant

Used to politely refer to the odor that is, or smells similar to that emitted from vomit/throw up/puke/sick.

The air in the sickroom was stuffy, and Slement was prevalent to the senses.

by philosophically phorgetful May 20, 2023


Slahe

Slahe: Noun

Pronunciation: Slu-ay

"Slahe" indicates the pain specifically attributed to that of a bee sting. This term is not specific to the kind of bee.

Synonyms: "Bee sting pain" or "The pain from a bee sting"

Doctor: "On a scale of 1-10, how bad is the Slahe?"

Patient: "It was a wasp, so an 11. Do warm compresses help with Slahe?

by philosophically phorgetful May 20, 2023


thingymijawn

Thingymijawn:

Noun

Pronunciation: Thing-ee-meh-jahwn

An expansion of the word « jawn », originating from the Philadelphia Pennsylvania Area. Similarly to « jawn », it ‘s usage is to describe virtually any object, although in this case it is more limited to inanimate objects and events. Especially wonderful if you have temporarily blanked on the name of said object/event, you don’t feel like saying the name, or you are saying it to be ironic. When used in conjugation with the word itself it intends to refer to, this indicates it is being used ironically to make oneself seem less intelligent than they are in fact, but their intelligence is obvious still to the onlooker as they have recalled the name of said item/event, yet chose to use a second word in conjugation to denote that this particular thing/event is not very pressing/serious.

*Note, « thingy » may be swapped out in place with said word it is referring to. « Thingymijawn » becomes « pizzamijawn ».

« Yo grab me that thingymijawn. « pizza*
« Yo you going to that festival thingymijawn?*
« Yo grab me them cheetomijawns.

Should NOT be used in context such as:

« Yo u going to that funeral thingymijawn? »
*this denotes lack of sympathy and/or amusement surrounding death… but then again if your into that and so’s the people your with then go ahead……. or find new company. Your choice tho. This author doesn’t judge man.

by philosophically phorgetful May 22, 2023


Chefs Make Out

Chefs Make Out is BEYOND chef’s kiss. Superior. Like when your choir wins « Superior ». It is the GOAT of all praise. Indescribably immaculate and amazing and so totally mindblowingly astronomically incredible.

« Dude. That wasn’t chef’s kiss. THAT was chefs make out ! »

*performance concludes*

« Outstanding. Beyond excellent. SUPERIOR. Chef’s Makeout indubitably. incomprehensibly incredibly awesomely coolzimijawns. »

by philosophically phorgetful May 18, 2023


coolzimijawns

Jawn that is extra cool. It can be in response to a statement, or a describing word. It may also mean « yes ». It is really whatever jawn you would fancy using it with. The perfect pairing. Chefs kiss if you will. Chef’s make out of you please.

In response to a statement:

Person 1: « We are gonna go get Mcdonald’s »
Person 2: « Coolzimijawns »

Other use in the case of expressing « yes »:

Person 1:
« U wanna watch « Seinfeld »?
Person 2: « Sounds Coolzimijawns »

Other uses in the case of expressing enthusiasm or admiration:

« That’s jawn is real coolzimijawns! »
« « Damn that’s coolzimijawns! »
« « whoah dude! coolzimijawns! »
« ur like so coolzimijawns my dude »

To describe something you feel is uncool:

« That’s not coolzimijawns man »

by philosophically phorgetful May 18, 2023