v. past tense of jokerfy, the quality or condition of being disillusioned with society and those who actively engage in it without questioning established norms
"You seen Heath's Twitter lately? He's talking crazy about these elections."
"Yeah, when his boy dropped out he got jokerfied"
"Yeah, when his boy dropped out he got jokerfied"
by jint3i April 22, 2020
by LouisBunoandLAareSoft February 15, 2017
by Spoopy Chicken October 3, 2018
Character shields (also known as plot armor or plot shield) are plot devices in films and television shows that prevent important characters from dying or being seriously injured at dramatically inconvenient moments. It often denotes a situation in which it strains credibility to believe that the character would survive.
"The art is nice, but the concept is obviously pretty stupid. Hell, just the fact that they're using the most broken character with plot armor as thick as fangirls' raging hardons for him, from Naruto, against someone who was shown to only be a mediocre bender at the beginning of the series (the form of Zuko used here) should tell you something."
--Anonymous, from 4chan's /co/ board, describing a Deviantart comic depicting Naruto's Sasuke fighting Avatar's Zuko.
--Anonymous, from 4chan's /co/ board, describing a Deviantart comic depicting Naruto's Sasuke fighting Avatar's Zuko.
by Zootsutra April 23, 2008
It's a Midwest thing. When someone cuts in front of you rudely, when you are surprised, when you bump into someone, or when something is offensively funny, you use the word ope.
Boss: You're getting a promotion
You: Ope, really? Thank you so much
*bumbs into someone at the mall*
You: Ope sorry my bad
You: Ope, really? Thank you so much
*bumbs into someone at the mall*
You: Ope sorry my bad
by aannettec July 6, 2017
Bill: Hey have you seen Jimmy?
Ted: Yeah, he's off playing D&D with some freinds, but don't tell anyone because he's totally in the basement.
Ted: Yeah, he's off playing D&D with some freinds, but don't tell anyone because he's totally in the basement.
by ninjarabbi May 10, 2010
This is the word you use when you want to explain something but don't actually have any depth of knowledge. Just say 'basically' a whole bunch and everyone will still think you're super smart and thank you for shielding them from potentially complex concepts.
You: Sure I can explain nuclear fission. You basically have like neutrons and electrons and whatever and they basically go buckwild on each other and that make heat
Your idiot friends: you are a gentleman and a scholar
Your idiot friends: you are a gentleman and a scholar
by cuddlebottoms March 31, 2011
