A type of warlock/male witch in Slavic mythology. Once translated into English it then says "Witcher".
by CelticEagle February 18, 2019
Some wrong generation kids today complain about hipsters without realizing that 1980s hipsters existed. In fact, hipsters have been around since the 1940s.
by CelticEagle February 14, 2019
Any rapper from the 2010s decade. Most 2010s rappers are often given many negative stereotypes such as:
·Rappers only having ghostwriters working for them.
·Female rappers getting famous for only their looks and not their talent.
·Non-rappers thinking they can rap and getting famous for it.
·Rappers having ridiculous colorful hair styles.
·Rappers having too much tattoos.
·Mumble rappers.
·Meme rappers.
·Rappers who disrespect classic influential rappers.
·Auto-Tune rappers.
·Trap rappers.
Of course, not all 2010s rappers were like this. There were still many talented rappers at that time but were mainly overshadowed by popular hacks.
·Rappers only having ghostwriters working for them.
·Female rappers getting famous for only their looks and not their talent.
·Non-rappers thinking they can rap and getting famous for it.
·Rappers having ridiculous colorful hair styles.
·Rappers having too much tattoos.
·Mumble rappers.
·Meme rappers.
·Rappers who disrespect classic influential rappers.
·Auto-Tune rappers.
·Trap rappers.
Of course, not all 2010s rappers were like this. There were still many talented rappers at that time but were mainly overshadowed by popular hacks.
What's the one type of rapper everyone hates the most? The terrible 2010s rapper (not the good one).
by CelticEagle February 17, 2019
An American expression used during WWII, typically seen in graffiti. Not much is known about its origin but the phrase and the doodle became associated with GIs in the 1940s. It was also the American equivalent of the Australian Foo Was Here expression that was used during WWI. It mainly features a bald-headed man (sometimes depicted with a few hairs on his head) with a prominent nose peeking over a wall with his fingers clutching the wall. Despite this, his name is not Kilroy (there were many different names for the character such as Smoe, Clem, Flywheel, Private Snoops, Overby, The Jeep and Sapo).
by CelticEagle February 11, 2019
A derogatory term used to describe most Gen Z'ers who make Generation Z look bad. The kids of Generation Zero are stereotyped as:
·Doing dangerous internet challenges.
·Middle schoolers acting way too old for their age.
·Little girls wearing too much makeup and looking too grownup.
·Kids playing too much video games.
·Kids constantly being obsessed with technology.
·Kids having bad manners.
Of course though, not all Gen Z'ers are like this in real life.
·Doing dangerous internet challenges.
·Middle schoolers acting way too old for their age.
·Little girls wearing too much makeup and looking too grownup.
·Kids playing too much video games.
·Kids constantly being obsessed with technology.
·Kids having bad manners.
Of course though, not all Gen Z'ers are like this in real life.
I highly blame the members of Generation Zero for making Generation Z look worse than it already is.
by CelticEagle February 17, 2019
A saying that means the more you expect out of something, the more disappointed you'll be when the outcome arrives. So always lower your expectations so you won't feel disappointed about the outcome, but never worry about it either.
by CelticEagle February 14, 2019
The saying originated from the 1937 song Let's Call the Whole Thing Off by George and Ira Gershwin. In the song, the two pronounciations of "tomato" are compared: "tuh-may-toe" and "tuh-mah-toe". When people say "tomato tomahto" they say both pronounciations, as they were compared in the song.
by CelticEagle February 21, 2019