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Kiki-Syndrom

Eine Person auf die man steht, weil man diese vor einigen/vielen Jahren heiss fand - obwohl, sie es obejktiv betrachtet, jetzt nicht mehr ist.
Bsp. Britney Spears o.ä.

Man Britney Spears ist echt durch. Aber ihr Onlyfans würd ich mir trotzdem holen, muss kiki-syndrom sein.

by someoneelsesson July 27, 2022


RVW Syndrome

A rare but serious disease that effects the laziest of human society. Symptoms include: chronic sleeping and immence hatred for one's significant other, especially around her time of the month.

my wife just wont stop nagging, i think im developing RVW syndrome!

by GBRatfink October 9, 2009


Hatchet syndrome

The act of not being able to use an app correctly or smart phone functions. May involve numerous button pushing.

I can't get this app to work and I've pressed all the buttons I can. Dude you've got hatchet syndrome walk away from the phone.

by Candygal53 April 8, 2016


Stone Hand Syndrome

(SHS): being unable to dangle even the shakiest, hack beer league defense-man.

"your Stone Hand Syndrome cost us another power play scoring opportunity you dick."
"i'm not putting you on for the final 2 minutes, your stone hand syndrome won't get us that game winning goal."

by showerfart69 August 16, 2013


Nordislord Syndrome

The hysterical belief that you’ve been wronged.

Symptoms may include:

1. Overthinking
2. Violent Outbursts

3. Calling someone’s family member a fucktard

I think I caught the case of nordislord syndrome.

by Eleudbd June 19, 2021


godzslay syndrome

1. A person who brags about everything they own

2. A unknown gender mostly specified as harambe

Sample 1 : This kid who has a bunch of money has a godzslay syndrome.

Sample 2: So do you know that guy named Jeremy?, he has a godzslay syndrome

by LtblBC February 28, 2017


Coach’s Kid Syndrome

Coach’s Kid Syndrome is where the child of a team coach is on the same team and everyone treats them as if they were another coach. Asking practice times, game times, what to wear, what to bring, how to do something etc. instead of asking the real coach. It leads to the child being expectant of people asking things, constantly reminding people, instructing/ordering people around, and over explaining things.

“Why is Penny always telling us what to do? She isn’t the coach.”

“It’s not her fault, she has Coach’s Kid Syndrome.”

by Ratfaced January 11, 2024