sore trump

A crybaby who will not accept a loss; a loser; the person no one wants to play with; mommy’s boy.

My brother lost last night at cards. He’s such a sore Trump.

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Sore Loser

Someone who is trying to lose a boner because it is extremely sore.

Mavelyn : Man after that hard sex last night he must be a sore loser.
That Dude sittin on a toilet : Im such a sore loser!

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wood sores

the serious consequences of being poor white trash, (usually a roman catholic family of 10 kids or more) having to remove splinters,caused from making a worn out couch your bed for two or more years, from the lower back or even the taint region.

After being molested by the couch, i had wood sores for 3 weeks.

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kanker sore

noun.
origin: Danish, Nicole Honkakangas.
Any physical ailment causing a change in the gait of a female's walk, especially if said ailment leads to much whining. Also a person who displays a kanker sore.

"Check out that girl...Nevermind, she's got a pretty bad kanker sore."

"You're such a kanker sore! No one cares about your back ache."

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A sight for sore eyes

Seeing someone that pleasures you or makes you happy on a bad day

Jennifer: Hey Marty.

Marty: Oh, are you a sight for sore eyes! Let me look at you.

convenient sore throat

Saying that u have a sore throat so that you don't have to say a speech or talk but also to get people to shut the fuck up so that u can talk.

(In a school)

Child shouts, 'I am superman!' and gets up off his sit while slowly ripping off his school uniform

Teacher: Little boy, you sit your ass down!!!

Students laugh at the teacher's outburst and continue their talking.

Teacher: Silence class, I am not well enough for this, i have a sore throat (Cough)(Cough)

Random Student: Ha ha ha what a convenient sore throat miss!

Teacher: Silence!!

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nani sore? oishii no?

A somewhat of a dead meme in Japan that you might hear a Japanese native say. It is often used when someone uses some fancy/obscure English or Japanese word that the listener doesn't know. Literally translated, it means "What is that? Is it delicious?". It has nothing to do with food though. 「Written in Japanese (with 漢字) -> 何それ？美味しいの？」

PS: Thank you Japanese Ammo with Misa

Shakespeare: Look thou be true; do not give dalliance, To the fire i' the blood: be more abstemious...

Every edgy highschooler ever: nani sore? oishii no?