by J. Edward September 18, 2008
"That graduation ceremony was so long, I got clapathetic!"
"I was clapping at the beginning of the song, but I quit when I got clapathy."
"I was clapping at the beginning of the song, but I quit when I got clapathy."
by Book December 06, 2007
Acronym. Stands for "If you know what I mean". Mainly used in instant messaging conversations. Can also be used in conjunction with "AITYD" (and I think you do).
"I could really go for a tossed salad for lunch."
"Oh, I've got a salad for you to toss, IYKWIM...AITYD."
"Oh, I've got a salad for you to toss, IYKWIM...AITYD."
by erin® November 24, 2003
(noun) The side of a body where a gigantic purse or messenger bag is carried, and an awkward barrier preventing others from walking comfortably alongside is often created.
by smellyrock August 29, 2008
by jesus_crowbar May 29, 2003
by Dylan Cole September 18, 2008
The "echo effect" is when a slogan or jingle get's into everyday talk. Advertisers love to get people to incorporate slogans into regular conversation.
Echo effect examples: Wendy’s “Where’s the beef?” or Miller Beer’s “I love you man!” Nike's "Just do it!" These brand slogan reverberated in pop culture and infiltrated our everyday conversations.
by Oscar LaVilla January 24, 2008