cerione 

The rare feat of striking out five times in a baseball game. The term was coined on national TV during the 2008 college world series when Georgia player Matt Cerione accomplished this feat during his team's win over Stanford. Similar to the hat trick (3 strikeouts) and the golden sombrero (4).

Pete really pulled a cerione with the ladies last night at the party. When he got home his shirt was covered in spilled cosmos and his face was red from all the slaps.

Timmy's parents couldn't show their faces in public after their son racked up three ceriones and five golden sombreros over the little league season.

cerione by Nicholas D June 22, 2008

Viva México cabrones 

An informal phrase used by mexicans to show pride towards Mexico. It could be translated literally, for lack of a better translation, as "Long live Mexico assholes". The last word (cabrones) does not translates correctly as assholes, as it may have a vast array of meanings depending on the country and the context it is used in (see the cabron article in UD for more information). In this context, the term cabrones is generally used in a non-derrogatory manner to express the grittiness of the people to whom the phrase is said to. This phrase (and others starting with viva) may be answered with another "Viva".

Person 1 - Hey guys, did you hear? The mexican football team just won the match.
Person 2 - ¡A huevo! ¡Viva México cabrones!
All - ¡Viva!

Viva México cabrones by cdcerecedo November 6, 2017

Cebrion 

Goofy ahh monkey
He has monkey pox
If u Bret one bully him

🥳

#yolo

Girl- “Cebrion mad uglyyyy”
Boy- “He has no bitches”

Cebrion by Cousins wrote this not me August 27, 2022

Cearionism 

The best to ever do it.

He's showing Cearionism.

Cearionism by GradysEye January 5, 2025