43 definitions by TheFiend138

Ghoulishly Funky

The state of being both Ghoulish (spooky yet interesting) and Funky at the same time. Giving off a spooky yet funkadelic vibe.

Back in the 70s, Dracula had an afro and was Ghoulishly Funky.

by TheFiend138 September 7, 2020

Jorts

Jean Shorts. The two words combined make Jorts. They are usually worn by kids, or by your crazy moustached uncle who likes to wrestle with you.

Jacob wore his jorts so he could wrestle with his nephew.

by TheFiend138 April 21, 2015

Yung'd

Getting burned by Yung Hee of Mike Tyson Mysteries.

Burn on you, Pigeon, you got Yung'd!

by TheFiend138 June 13, 2016

Empty Optimism

People being optimistic when there's really nothing to be optimistic about. A sense that someone's positivity has no merit and is practically wasted because almost if not everything is purely negative at the time. This kind of thinking can be toxic because being happy all the time, even and especially during hardship, doesn't necessarily solve anything.

I'm getting tired of the amount of Empty Optimism that everyone around me is exerting. There's really nothing to be happy about right now.

by TheFiend138 April 26, 2020

Code G.E.A.R.

Protocol to "Grab Everything And Run", or G.E.A.R.

When you or someone else yells "Code G.E.A.R. " (just say the word Gear, no need to spell it out), it means to grab everything you need to grab and book it.

Similar to, but more specific than, a Code Red or other codes of action, it lets the squad know to pick up and take off.

Ex: We're gonna be late! Code G.E.A.R.! Grab Everything And Run!

Ex 2: It's the cops! Code G.E.A.R.!

by TheFiend138 September 25, 2021

Jewdi

A Jewish Jedi. Skilled in lightsaber combat, the force, and Judaism.

The Rabbi pulled out his lightsaber in preparation for a duel, confirming his status as a Jewdi.

by TheFiend138 September 19, 2018

Tune in but Tune out

Phrase: When you, someone else, or even a group of people listen to a conversation (most often it's an argument or fight) between others to get all the juicy details, but don't want those who are having the conversation to know that you're listening to them, tell your fellow listeners to do this. Its primary use is to prevent getting yourself or others involved in the confrontation, and allows you to listen for the details.

Guy 1: Hey, the boss and the new guy are having an argument! Sounds like he won't be here much longer!

Guy 2: Tune in but Tune out, man! Get the details but don't get involved!

by TheFiend138 December 26, 2019