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Colloquially, a socially successful, well-esteemed male who garners female attraction and is generally respected/envied by other males.
"Did you see him walk up to those chicks flauting his fly gear and get all their phone numbers? What a pimp!"
Name of a person, a place, a thing or an idea.
The opposite of plural noun.
ex: elephant, turtle, table, life
A singular noun is a single noun :,D
just like me :,)
Used to positively describe a person place or thing. Originally from twitch streams like YOURRAGE / KAI CENAT / and other affiliated groups.
W + Noun
He bought my lunch yesterday when I left my wallet, he a W manz fr.
Bro I offered her 5k to suck my dick and she stayed loyal to you, she a W bitch fr fr.
Wait.. this place has fried chicken and waffles?? This a W eat spot word to my muva.
A group noun is a noun that is singular in formal shape but denotes a group of referents.
A lot of people west of the Atlantic seem to have problems with the use of group nouns.
<Astrum> 311 is shit!
<penski> "311 ARE shit", you spacker.
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The Brights, an international
Internet constituency of individuals.
A bright is a person who has a naturalistic worldview
A bright's worldview is free of
supernatural and mystical elements
The ethics and actions of a bright
are based on a naturalistic worldview
Are all Brights atheists? Probably, but all atheists are not Brights
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A relationship that is bounded by the technological borders of the Internet, particularly ones where some people are apt to fall into the trap of fooling themselves that their online no-meet hook up constitutes "the real rel/ship deal"
You can't call what you've got a relationship; it's a chatship (noun), pure and simple! If you want the flesh and blood deal, move on!
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1.C,U~(to do sth)a statement in which you tell sb that you will punish or harm them, especially if they do not do what you want.
2.U,C, usually sing. the possibility of trouble,danger or disaster.
3.C, usually sing.~(to sth)a person or thing that is likely to cause trouble, danger, etc.
1.Threat (noun)"She is prepared to carry out her threat to resign."
2.Threat (noun)"These ancient woodlands are under threat from new road developments."
3.Threat (noun)
1,"He is unlikely to be a threat to the Spanish."
2,"Drugs pose a major threat to our society."
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