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Also known as a "bueller moment", when you stare into a painting and see forever. Can be a result of intoxication or a very captivating work of art, or both.
We went to the Art Institute of Chicago and Cameron had a total ferris bueller moment.
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Call in sick at work but spend the day doing fun things i.e. shopping, tennis, lunching, etc
Sale at J.Crew starts tomorrow - I think I'll take a ferris bueller's day off and get there when it opens.
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A remote worker who turns their camera off and walks away from a virtual meeting and is called on by other team members or executives. An individual who has many gadgets to avoid being caught slacking or loafing doing remote work
Devon is always Ferris Buellering: he was supposed to attend the monthly he meeting and was unresponsive when they called his name!
A phrase said to acknowledge or point out a deafening silence.
In the 1980's film called Ferris Bueller's Day Off, a teenager called Ferris Bueller bunks off school. The teacher reads out the roll call to monitor attendance. Since the lad is away, when the teacher reads out 'Bueller', instead of hearing the response 'Here' - we hear a blast of deafening silence. The teacher repeatedly says, "Bueller" which is followed by pure silence, again and again.
This highly repetitive section of a film, which us 80's kids watched repeatedly, then became the catchphrase that it has become today.
Mum: What does everyone want to eat for lunch
Everyone:
Mum: Bueller… Bueller…Bueller
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/ˈbʊl.rɪŋ/ Reffering to the "Ferris Bueller's day off" movie.
The act of effortlessly main charactering every situation while achieving a constant state of flow as if you are being served by the universe. Being so smooth and graceful that it makes NPCs and agents Smith flock towards you to antagonize you. Being the Rickiest rick of em all, The big Lebowsky, God's sinful profet, the Golden boy.
How did you drink, party and chase pussy all year and still manage to pass exams?
- Meh, you know Buellering
How are we going to get to the VIP list without paying?
- Buellering, my friend
Inspired by popular film "Ferris Bueller's Day Off", "Buellering" is an experimental form of regression therapy where an individual takes a break from regular adult responsibilities to spend a period of time engrossed in a nostalgic combination of film / art / food enjoyed in childhood in order to reconnect with the inner child, ground oneself and elicit positive emotions.
Buellering is yet to be officially recognised as a legitimate therapy technique.
Hey have you heard of "buellering"? My therapist recommended it to me.
Oh man, I've been buellering on and off since last year. Love it.
A class or teacher that is so boring and uninteresting it is almost funny.
So Mr. Brown started talking and it was like, "Bueller bueller bueller. "