4 definitions by Aküma
from the videogame 'Smash Bros' used for the colloquial meaning of the verb 'to smash' referring to sex
1) used as a fixed expression in 'to play Smash Bros'
sex, sexual encounter, hooking
2) used as a noun in the plural form
male friends+ who have sex with each other
1) used as a fixed expression in 'to play Smash Bros'
sex, sexual encounter, hooking
2) used as a noun in the plural form
male friends+ who have sex with each other
1) "I want to play Smash Bros with (PERSON)! (PERSPN) is such a hottie."
2) "(MAN) and (MAN) are Smash Bros, and they don't even know the game."
"Oh yeah, Jimmy is my Smash Bro. He comes this Saturday for a playing session."
2) "(MAN) and (MAN) are Smash Bros, and they don't even know the game."
"Oh yeah, Jimmy is my Smash Bro. He comes this Saturday for a playing session."
by Aküma March 26, 2020
'rigged' as a full-sentence expression
invented by Alyssa Edwards on the show RuPaul's Drag Race AllStars 2 Episode 4 as it sounds similar to 'rigged'
misspelling from Latin 'rigor mortis' (= 'stiffness of death', 'postmortem rigidity') which refers to the limbs stiffening after a few hours of a body which passed away
invented by Alyssa Edwards on the show RuPaul's Drag Race AllStars 2 Episode 4 as it sounds similar to 'rigged'
misspelling from Latin 'rigor mortis' (= 'stiffness of death', 'postmortem rigidity') which refers to the limbs stiffening after a few hours of a body which passed away
"If y'all send me home: 'It was rigged!' Rigga morris, gurl, rigga morris gurl!"
A: "What do you think about (PERSON)'s elimination from the competition?"
B: "Rigga morris, (PERSON) was robbed!"
A: "What do you think about (PERSON)'s elimination from the competition?"
B: "Rigga morris, (PERSON) was robbed!"
by Aküma March 26, 2020
pronoun: third person singular / name
1) used to refer to inanimate objects, materials, vira, phaenomena and actions
2) used as a gender-neutral pronoun; generally employed by non-binary people such as intersex and agender people
3) alternative name for Pennywise from the American film 'IT'
4) name for something unknown which potentially holds a threat
1) used to refer to inanimate objects, materials, vira, phaenomena and actions
2) used as a gender-neutral pronoun; generally employed by non-binary people such as intersex and agender people
3) alternative name for Pennywise from the American film 'IT'
4) name for something unknown which potentially holds a threat
1) This is a stone and it weighs enough to be usuable for a home workout during COVID-19 times.
2) Good evening, my name is Jeffree and I am using the 'it/its' pronouns.
3) It came after you in the shadows?
4) There is something or someone in the forest... it seems to be making noises at midnight.
2) Good evening, my name is Jeffree and I am using the 'it/its' pronouns.
3) It came after you in the shadows?
4) There is something or someone in the forest... it seems to be making noises at midnight.
by Aküma April 4, 2020
gender-inclusive greeting expression
replacement of the exclusive expression "Ladies and Gentlemen" with a rhyme structure
invented by the YouTuber One Topic At A Time as an appropriate greeting towards his queer audience
replacement of the exclusive expression "Ladies and Gentlemen" with a rhyme structure
invented by the YouTuber One Topic At A Time as an appropriate greeting towards his queer audience
"Ladies and Gents and non-binary friends, welcome to today's episode of r/sapphoandherfriend."
"Let's dive into this subreddit, ladies and gents and non-binary friends!"
"Let's dive into this subreddit, ladies and gents and non-binary friends!"
by Aküma March 26, 2020