7 definitions by Dr Piggapuss

Went Shakespeare

The use of elevated language or phrases, especially when employing literature, to conceal the extent of an insult.

Professor Sutherlin went Shakespeare on us today in class when he said, "More of your conversation would infect my brain.” He insults certain students and they don't even know it!

by Dr Piggapuss July 27, 2023

Pickle eye

A narrow eyed stare generally towards someone who has done something wrong.

Aunt Jane gave Uncle Charlie the pickle eye when he came home drunk again.

by Dr Piggapuss February 25, 2021

COVID Litter

The debris found in parking lots, roads, and other places related to COVID. Examples include masks and empty bottles of hand sanitizer.

I almost tripped over some COVID litter when I went to the store today. There were old, dirty masks everywhere.

by Dr Piggapuss March 24, 2022

Curls up

A saying that originated in the Drag Queen community signifying "great look" or "have a great day."

After I bought my new outfit, I felt so good. Others noticed my expression and remarked, "Curls up!"

by Dr Piggapuss February 11, 2023

Gib-crane

A derogatory name used to criticize a thoroughly unintelligent worker. Typically a manual worker that does very stupid things.

That dumb yardman was supposed to plant flowers; instead he cut down all the plants. He is such a gib-crane.

by Dr Piggapuss February 6, 2022

Coffee Condom

A cardboard sleeve made to insulate to-go coffee cups.

I did not use a coffee condom and my espresso got cold. I should learn to practice safe drinking.

by Dr Piggapuss October 1, 2018

Tgabjs

Alternate way to spell Thanks.

Generally used after a sexual favor; thus, the reason it is spelled incorrectly.

I texted him Tgabjs when I got home. It was that good.

by Dr Piggapuss September 14, 2017