To Lesher (verb) 

To Lesher is to speak with authority on 100% of a problem while only understanding <5% of the problem.

Leshering describes the actions of an incompetent, poor leader who is so completely misinformed and emboldened by the misinformation, they believe they're actually a smart and powerful leader.

TO LESHER (verb)

1) Dude, let's keep it simple and stop getting emotional. Don't lesher me. Let's calmly break down and discuss the actual facts of the matter!

2) That guy had no awareness, knowledge, or context of what he was talking about. He just got all blustery and began to lesher the hell out of everyone until we all got annoyed and tuned him out!

To Lesher (verb) by mindbeerlady April 18, 2023

to messenge (verb) 

To use MSN Messenger.

I am busy messenging at the moment.

to messenge (verb) by LauraR November 18, 2002

to yelp (verb) 

To yelp (verb) to mistakenly believe that others value your opinion

"To yelp (verb)"
Customer: I have written over 300 yelp reviews so I think I know what I'm talking about.

Server thinks: "nobody fucking cares"

to yelp (verb) by clavindc September 5, 2013

To Josh (verb) 

1. To speak with excessive pride
2. To deny the fact you have weaknesses

However, used in a sentence such as

'Just Joshing with you'

It can mean to be delibrately fooling someone into believing that you actually think that you are better than them.

In a case used about the 'Josh' it is a comment on the size of ones ego

To Josh (verb)

I Josh
You Josh
He/She/One Joshes
We Josh
They Josh

To Josh (verb) by aidenownsallurebase March 10, 2009

To Nosferatu (verb)

The act of putting one's arms up into a 'scary vampirey' pose to physically denote what would happen if someone 'shadows' a person.

NB Should be used with caution and only in optimal comedy situations.

To Nosferatu (verb):

A: "Person C will be shadowing me today"
B: Does a Nosferatu (i.e. assumes the Nosferatu position)

To Nosferatu (verb) by Drinkmeforfree April 8, 2011

to juke (verb.) 

To appear out of nowhere, without any plausible explanation of how he/she/it could have done so.
(to juke, juked)

to juke (verb.)

"How did he get in here? Windows and doors are locked!"

-"Man he totally juked in here."

to juke (verb.) by DankDaddyT January 8, 2017

To Ding (verb) 

To lose in a situation you initially appeared to be winning. Derived from Reading Football Club who do this in 90% of their games.

To Ding (verb)

"How did Mark get on with Sarah, he looked to be in there?"

"He had a chance to take her home, but missed his chance and then some other guy moved in."
"He Dinged it?"

"Proper Ding."

To Ding (verb) by oxodouble December 6, 2023