To constantly update your status or post on Facebook during a snowstorm. Normally, because your stuck inside and bored out of your mind.
Also can be used to describe Facebook users who constantly discuss, complain, or post pictures about a snow storm.
Also can be used to describe Facebook users who constantly discuss, complain, or post pictures about a snow storm.
Sarah must be snowed in and bored, because she's been snowbooking since the storm started.
The roads haven't been plowed so everyone's snowbooking.
The roads haven't been plowed so everyone's snowbooking.
by A Magillacutty February 12, 2010

Jack: "I know that girl her name is Cindy"
Joe: "She's my neighbor, her name is Angela"
Jack: "You're probably right"
Joe: "She's my neighbor, her name is Angela"
Jack: "You're probably right"
by Therightwordsareeverything January 28, 2011

Rejection of an insanely popular idea, game, show, place etc. simply because it is so insanely popular.
I'm enjoying season three of 'Lost'." "Season three came out four or five years ago." "I know, I suffer from hype aversion."
by Murderbox January 27, 2011

Sugar - S
Honey - H
Iced - I
Tea - T
It means "SHIT", you just say Sugar Honey Iced Tea when you can't openly swear.
Honey - H
Iced - I
Tea - T
It means "SHIT", you just say Sugar Honey Iced Tea when you can't openly swear.
by K- K- KATIE! September 20, 2005

1. the title given to someone high on the corporate ladder, in a position of authority, etc. who is also a douchebag.
2. a person who is not necessarily in authority over another but who is just a huge douchebag, i.e. on the scale of all douchebags instead of just on one ladder
2. a person who is not necessarily in authority over another but who is just a huge douchebag, i.e. on the scale of all douchebags instead of just on one ladder
Example 1: Jimmy is the arch douche of the accounting department.
Example 2: That guy is the fuckin' Arch Douche.
Example 2: That guy is the fuckin' Arch Douche.
by grlwholvd January 26, 2011

by Marc Landers August 04, 2007

A person who posts on a blog thread, in the guise of "concern," to disrupt dialogue or undermine morale by pointing out that posters and/or the site may be getting themselves in trouble, usually with an authority or power. They point out problems that don't really exist. The intent is to derail, stifle, control, the dialogue. It is viewed as insincere and condescending.
A concern troll on a progressive blog might write, "I don't think it's wise to say things like that because you might get in trouble with the government." Or, "This controversy is making your side look disorganized."
by thevineyard May 09, 2007
