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A father to-be that focusses on material products. The golddigger papa.
That man is a material Daddy. All he wants is the equity of the girl.
A person who can hold their own and take care of themselves in the corporeal realm. They are typically very attractive and independent.
Alexis Rose from the TV show Schitts Creek is such a material baddie.
Saying that you're fuckable, so you're "Slay Material." Or that he/she would "tap that."
Damnnnn, slay material right there.
Mr. Materials is a way to describe someone that carries an odd behavior, or has odd things with them in any particular situation. It can be used in a good and bad way. A good way to use Mr. Materials is to describe someone that is very passionate and "nerdy" about a subject. "That camper is Mr. Materials, he has everything from a titanium spoon to a waterproof stove." People that stick out to you that give you the gut feeling of "oh, that guy is a total weirdo in a social situation. He's a Mr. Materials."
"John Mayer is Mr. Materials. He has over 20 million dollars worth of watches."
"Look at that crackhead screaming down the street rolling in a wheelchair, they're Materials."
"That guy has a fanny pack on, he's definitely a Mr. Materials."
"That kid acts like he gets all the girls when he doesn't even get looked at. He's Mr. Materials"
""That guy that talks up his Honda Civic, he's Mr. Materials"
"My Dad is anal about everything, whether it be safety or picking up trash on the side of the road as he sees it. He's knowledgable about the most random shit, and acts intensely about subjects he's interested in. He's a Mr. Material"
Opp material is when someone is doing certain tasks in a manner that makes it feel like they are trying to be your enemy, in some shape or form
My friend Bailey knows I don’t like sushi but bought me a gift card to a sushi place, that’s opp material
In ufology, a term for any "other-worldly" metals, alloys, substances, and artifacts allegedly retrieved by military and intelligence agencies from crashed UFOs. Once retrieved, the materials get stored in undisclosed warehouses and held for top secret scientific study. The efforts to covertly gather, store, and study such materials is believed to have been going on since the 1947 Roswell Incident. It is further alleged that various civilian-run contractors have been routinely executing "crash retrievals" upon the wreckages of downed UFOs for decades now, and have amassed multiple warehouses of these materials. The term "crash retrieval" will typically be used in the same conversation as the term "exotic materials."
The most famous example of an alleged exotic material in UFO lore is probably the "memory metal" which witnesses at Roswell claim littered the debris field of the 1947 crash.
The most important allegation about exotic materials is that supposedly most post-WWII technological breakthroughs --including transistors, semiconductors, microchips, motherboards, photovoltaic solar panels, night vision, heat vision, stealth technology, nano-tech, and the whole US space program-- would not have been possible without decades of access by secrecy-bound research scientists to these untold hauls of crash-retrieved items. The issuing of secret patents early on in the research process of these materials is the true incentive for military contractors to engage in the research.
Government scientists are secretly studying a vast collection of exotic materials that have been retrieved from crashed UFOs over the past 80 years. With each new exotic material they find, these researchers hope to unlock the hidden properties of these items, and derive practical applications (both military and commercial) from their findings.
A term used to describe a source of footage or audio that excels the viewers expectations to the point of uncontrollable ejaculation.
“Did you hear Dua Lipa’s new album? It’s so sick, it’s some real good sauce material”