3 definitions by Jae B.
1. A troublesome or bothersome circumstance, situation, person, or thing. A bother. Can refer to something or someone beastly in behavior; terrible.
2. An exclamation signifying frustration or upset upon entering a certain predicament.
3. An expression or exclamation signifying worry, weariness, or pain upon injury.
Derived from the character/beast called a balrog in The Lord of the Rings, by J.R.R. Tolkien.
2. An exclamation signifying frustration or upset upon entering a certain predicament.
3. An expression or exclamation signifying worry, weariness, or pain upon injury.
Derived from the character/beast called a balrog in The Lord of the Rings, by J.R.R. Tolkien.
"Oh, balrog!"
"What a balrog."
"You are such a balrog."
"How am I going to get myself out of this balrog?"
or
"How am I going to get away from this balrog?!"
"What a balrog."
"You are such a balrog."
"How am I going to get myself out of this balrog?"
or
"How am I going to get away from this balrog?!"
by Jae B. February 15, 2007
A troublesome or bothersome circumstance, situation, person, or thing. A bother. Can refer to something or someone beastly or terrible. Can express worry, weariness, or pain upon injury. Often used as an exclamation signifying frustration or upset upon entering a certain predicament.
Derived from the character/beast called a balrog in The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring, by J.R.R. Tolkien.
Derived from the character/beast called a balrog in The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring, by J.R.R. Tolkien.
"Oh, balrog!"
"What a balrog."
"You are such a balrog."
"How am I going to get myself out of this balrog?"
or
"How am I going to get away from this balrog?"
"What a balrog."
"You are such a balrog."
"How am I going to get myself out of this balrog?"
or
"How am I going to get away from this balrog?"
by Jae B. February 11, 2007
A person in a state of caring, as in being careful or caring for or about something or someone. Implies that they care a lot.
Could be a compliment or criticism.
Could be a compliment or criticism.
"Susie taking care of Jack while he's sick makes her just about the most care-ified person I know!"
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"Mark is way too obsessed with his Mustang. It's kind of sick how over care-ified he is."
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"John is being way too care-ified about Jillian. He's in way over his head."
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"Mark is way too obsessed with his Mustang. It's kind of sick how over care-ified he is."
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"John is being way too care-ified about Jillian. He's in way over his head."
by Jae B. January 17, 2009