A word with endless contextual usages.
Noun, Adjective - Someone or something EG: a feeling or smell, which is simultaneously pleasant and unpleasant.
I common euphemism for a feeling of ambivalence.
Noun, Adjective - Someone or something EG: a feeling or smell, which is simultaneously pleasant and unpleasant.
I common euphemism for a feeling of ambivalence.
- "Dude, that smells like a wet orchard!"
In the above example, Wet Orchard is used to describe the odour which is both pleasent and unpleasant.
- Person A: "Wow, your mum is hot!"
Person B: "DUDE! That is such a wet orchard!"
In this example, Person B is both flattered and disgusted by Person A's advances on his mother.
In the above example, Wet Orchard is used to describe the odour which is both pleasent and unpleasant.
- Person A: "Wow, your mum is hot!"
Person B: "DUDE! That is such a wet orchard!"
In this example, Person B is both flattered and disgusted by Person A's advances on his mother.
by Rob Hutchinson - James Readman January 8, 2004