twinkie :Noun

stick thin member of the female sex characterized by their hugely back combed hair, ugg boots and unbelievably skinny jeans.
usually accompanied by a checked shirt or over sized hooded top,.
hollister track bottoms are also a favourite item of clothing.
usually stalked by pubescent canterbury wearing males.
unable to string entire sentences together or move facial features in a natural manner.
often sighted in groups of 2 and 3 usually shopping.
constant maintainence and hair grooming.

"twinkie :Noun"

that shopping mall was over run by groups of twinkies this morning.!

that twinkies hair seems to be getting bigger the more she grooms it.

Covidiot [noun]

An idiot who buys toilet paper stock until 2053 in a pandemic as if it's the most precious item!

That Covidiot noun was hoarding trolleys of rolls the other day!

6👍 1👎

noun booger

noun booger is a booger that is wiped off onto a person, place, or thing.

The student wiped his booger under his friend's desk...thus the booger became a noun booger.

5👍 1👎

paperboy (noun)

Someone who is aloof, or is unaware of their surroundings. Someone who does not know what is going on.

"paperboy (noun)":(playing a video game) "You're shooting at the wrong team you paperboy!"

"paperboy (noun)"(ordering a mixed drink at a beer bar) "Can I get a jack and coke?" Reply: "This is a beer bar, paperboy."

5👍 1👎

ma, (noun)

1) used as a term of endearment or a pick up line. It can be somebody who is a girlfriend, lover, platonic female friend or casual female acquaintance.

2) a female, usually Spanish or Puerto Rican.

Hey, ma, you looking good


What up, ma?

10👍 2👎

bro noun

Any noun or proper noun that has been purposefully altered to include the word 'bro'. Typically this is used in words containing a syllable that already rhymes with bro as this simplifies the integration. This rhetoric is most commonly observed among male friends addressing each other.

Ex. 1
Guy1: "What's going on bro biden?"
Guy2: "Not much, brorack brobama. How's things?"

Ex. 2
Guy1: "Yo, broseph, can I get a spot?"
Guy2: "What's the matter, can't handle the broflex? Yeah, I gotcha, don't worry, I'm a brofessional."
Guy1: "Quit dropping the bro nouns and help me."

17👍 8👎

adjective noun

part of speech commonly used in subtitles

Splinter Cell: Adjective Noun!
Splinter Cell: Puppy Helmet!
Splinter Cell: Popcorn Eyeglasses!
Splinter Cell: Peanut-Butter Monkey!
(note: all the words in the subtitles are usually nouns, but the first word in each subtitle is used as an adjective)

21👍 12👎