Person A: I'm not walking in the backyard!
Person B: It rained last night! Deal with it!
Person A: If I must go outside right now, I will be puddle tapping!
Person B: It rained last night! Deal with it!
Person A: If I must go outside right now, I will be puddle tapping!
by ChameleonDragon May 09, 2019
A game where at least two players think of two words to make up a phrase that currently lacks a definition on Urban Dictionary.
After the players think up a certain number of phrases (usually five, but can be changed to any natural number), players must come up with the funniest possible definitions for their phrases.
Once the phrases are accepted (or rejected), an independent judge will review all accepted phrases and score them based off of originality, usefulness, and funniness. The scores are added up (not averaged, since the number of accepted phrases does matter) and the player with the highest total wins.
After the players think up a certain number of phrases (usually five, but can be changed to any natural number), players must come up with the funniest possible definitions for their phrases.
Once the phrases are accepted (or rejected), an independent judge will review all accepted phrases and score them based off of originality, usefulness, and funniness. The scores are added up (not averaged, since the number of accepted phrases does matter) and the player with the highest total wins.
Person A: I can’t believe it!
Person B: What happened?
Person A: Person C beat Person D with only two phrases!
Person B: That’s the beauty of word roulette.
Person B: What happened?
Person A: Person C beat Person D with only two phrases!
Person B: That’s the beauty of word roulette.
by ChameleonDragon April 12, 2019
Person A: I heard that Person C knows a lot of Person D's secrets!
Person B: Looks like someone has a shadow sighted eye.
Person B: Looks like someone has a shadow sighted eye.
by ChameleonDragon February 08, 2018
A: So, are we inviting C over to play Ryan's Race?
B: Of course we are.
He's our play token, and he'd throw a fit at us if he didn't.
B: Of course we are.
He's our play token, and he'd throw a fit at us if he didn't.
by ChameleonDragon September 03, 2021
Person A: Person C and Person D are fighting again.
Person B: Why?
Person A: The candy store ran out of strawberry gummy bears.
Person B: Looks like they're doing a petty fight.
Person B: Why?
Person A: The candy store ran out of strawberry gummy bears.
Person B: Looks like they're doing a petty fight.
by ChameleonDragon February 06, 2018
Person A: So you did go to the K-Pop concert?
Person B: Yeah. I mean, Person C bought tickets for both of us, and it would be rude to turn down free tickets.
Person A: But you hate K-Pop.
Person B: I just gave a silhouette clap after each performance. We were in a crowd, so she didn't notice.
Person B: Yeah. I mean, Person C bought tickets for both of us, and it would be rude to turn down free tickets.
Person A: But you hate K-Pop.
Person B: I just gave a silhouette clap after each performance. We were in a crowd, so she didn't notice.
by ChameleonDragon September 12, 2021
The act of placing confetti on a ceiling fan blade's, then spinning the fan (or turning it on). The fan will throw the confetti all around the room.
by ChameleonDragon May 27, 2019