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it's when you freak out over a ship that is sailed. it's a word I made up and I don't know what else to say
person 1: omg! Carly just kiss Freddie!
person 2: my ship sailed! *freaks out*
person 1: stop having a ship panic dude!
A ship in which both characters (or all) involved in the ship die in canon. It may be sunk but it's still sailing.
"I watched a movie with a really nice ship in it, unfortunately, it was a ghost ship by the end of the movie"
A combination of Stranger and Dutch Rudder, where you sit on your hand until it is numb before fapping(Stranger), then have someone Jack you off with the numb hand(Dutch Rudder).
John: “Man, what a night! I thought I was going to have to settle for the Stranger since my wife was out of town, but my friend Andrew stopped by and offered me a Dutch Rudder. Bam! The Ghost Ship was born!
A sex Position including 8 Males And 1 Female, Two Men penetrating Both the Vagina And the AssHole, And another two men being jacked off by the female, Another man being sucked off, another getting a footjob, and another getting a boob job ( ALL AT ONCE)
Adam and Lexi wanted to do the slave ship, But grant stole lexi so adam wanted to kill himself and make fortnite rainbows like a faggot.
In reference to a girl's anus, when she can fit many black men's genitals inside of her anus.
Kyle: That girl showed her asshole to me and it looked like she had a slave ship inside of her.
the ship of thesaurus is a tactic often times used by plagiarists in order to launder other people's ideas as their own. this is done by switching around the order of words, or using big fancy words that nobody would use (e.g. extrenuate).
chris scullion: the character models are a good deal less detailed
filip mucin (plagiarizing): its pretty clear that they do have a good amount of less detail
chris: what
filip: its a classic tactic its called the ship of thesaurus
chris: kill yourself
a tactic often used by plagiarists in order to hide the fact that theyre plagiarizing
the ship of thesaurus takes an original text, and either switches the order of the words around, or uses synonyms and big, intelligent sounding words words to obfuscate the original text.
in a sentence
harris: dude you copied my essay
james: i switched the words around its fine
harris: classic ship of thesaurus argument
in action
chris: this game is good
filip: this playable experience is enjoyable
chris: kill yourself