4 definitions by Arthur the Aardvark
A person who routinely and continually screws up in varying degrees (ranging from forgetting to take out the trash to crashing a car to accidentally launching the nukes). Once someone becomes a sac, it is very difficult to revert back to a normal state of being due to a snowballing effect of their frequent fuck-ups piling up on each other. The origin of 'sac' can be traced back to circa 2015 when it was first used by a girl to describe her sister's pattern of messing up.
Sac is most commonly used as a noun or adjective but can also be used as a verb, adverb, pronoun, or interjection.
Similar to boob from Drake and Josh or derp. Not to be confused with ballsack.
Sac is most commonly used as a noun or adjective but can also be used as a verb, adverb, pronoun, or interjection.
Similar to boob from Drake and Josh or derp. Not to be confused with ballsack.
1. noun: "Elise forgot Ally's birthday again? What a sac."
2. adjective: "Did Chessy break a window? That's a sac move."
3. verb: "Look at the way Arnold is saccing through the hallway on his way to computer science class."
4. adverb: She saccly spilled all of the milk into the batter, ruining it.
5. pronoun: After Captain Francesco Schettino sank the Costa Concordia near Isola del Giglio, his new nickname in prison was sac.
6. interjection: "Oh sac!" yelled Alessandra after accidentally tripping Mike.
2. adjective: "Did Chessy break a window? That's a sac move."
3. verb: "Look at the way Arnold is saccing through the hallway on his way to computer science class."
4. adverb: She saccly spilled all of the milk into the batter, ruining it.
5. pronoun: After Captain Francesco Schettino sank the Costa Concordia near Isola del Giglio, his new nickname in prison was sac.
6. interjection: "Oh sac!" yelled Alessandra after accidentally tripping Mike.
by Arthur the Aardvark September 24, 2017
(adj.) weird but also fantastic. Think of that girl who goes to your school who wears mismatched knee-high socks and carries a crocheted purse around for some reason but is also willing to let you cheat off of her on your finals and always has an extra pencil that you can borrow. Can also be used as a noun in the form of "weirfo."
person 1: Dude I walked in on Trevor performing a seance in the hallway and he gave me his last Thin Mints.
person 2: Sounds about right, Trevor's pretty weirf.
person 2: Sounds about right, Trevor's pretty weirf.
by Arthur the Aardvark November 20, 2019
Piece of dust. A person who is so irrelevant that they’re equivalent to a dust particle underneath a La-Z-Boy recliner. Pronounced like “pod”.
by Arthur the Aardvark September 30, 2018
The Nessie of the Chesapeake Bay. Said to be a long, serpent like monster with flippers. Just as real as any other cryptological creature.
by Arthur the Aardvark September 25, 2017