5 definitions by TheRealBee
A word used primarily in response to whomst. Similar to the word him in everyday usage, Timst is a more specific version of the word himst. Timst can be used when the subject of the pronoun has a name starting with 'T,' but it is required if the subject's name is Tim.
Timst is a fancy way of referring to a slightly more descript first person than himst third person.
Timst is a fancy way of referring to a slightly more descript first person than himst third person.
by TheRealBee November 12, 2019
Characterizing a person who is not in favor of rising prices, but not overly confident. Similar to bullish but to a lesser degree, and most often used in relation to events.
Matt: 'Do you guys have a lean for the number?'
Matt: 'We do, we are leaning bullish!'
Matt: 'A okay, I'm a micro- bull this week'
Matt: 'A micro-bull?'
Matt: 'You know, like a calf'
Matt: 'We do, we are leaning bullish!'
Matt: 'A okay, I'm a micro- bull this week'
Matt: 'A micro-bull?'
Matt: 'You know, like a calf'
by TheRealBee November 14, 2019
An abbreviation typically said letter by letter: "S.O.Y.S.O", but sometimes pronounced phonetically in a similar manner lol.
SOYSO stands for "Strap on your strap on", and means 'get ready to go' in regards to a serious and/or risky endeavor. This phrase is most often used as a rallying cry.
SOYSO stands for "Strap on your strap on", and means 'get ready to go' in regards to a serious and/or risky endeavor. This phrase is most often used as a rallying cry.
Jerry: "This $3 option is going to the moon. I just don't know if I can handle the path risk... it could get ugly before its worth anything"
Matt: "SOYSO man, load up! If you don't, Whomst will, don't be a baby."
Jerry: "Timst will... but you're right man" ***proceeds to buy way too many calls**
Matt: "SOYSO man, load up! If you don't, Whomst will, don't be a baby."
Jerry: "Timst will... but you're right man" ***proceeds to buy way too many calls**
by TheRealBee December 17, 2019
When you see the largest yield since in a long period of time. (Typically used in reference to the year 2018)
by TheRealBee May 23, 2019
A word used primarily in response to whomst. Similar to the word him in everyday usage, himst can also mean he will. It is a fancy way of referring to a nondescript third person.
Matt: "If we don't do it to 'em, whomst will?"
Matt: "Himst..."
Matt: "Whomst???"
Matt: "Himst will do it to 'em"
Matt: "Himst..."
Matt: "Whomst???"
Matt: "Himst will do it to 'em"
by TheRealBee September 30, 2019