Someone who is always down for her female peers. She supports and joins any and all shenanigans that may be brought up.
Sarah: did you hear Lucy wants to cancel going to Vegas?
Jess: yeah she's totally not down for the girls.
Sarah: did you hear Lucy wants to cancel going to Vegas?
Jess: yeah she's totally not down for the girls.
We are doing it for the girlsss!!
by Overnewton l February 21, 2021
Someone who is genuinely scared of or fearful of Italian people, or those who originate from Italy.
Also could be afraid of Italian culture
A person suffering from Italophobia is known as an Italophobe
May also refer to someone that hates Italy and or Italian culture
Also could be afraid of Italian culture
A person suffering from Italophobia is known as an Italophobe
May also refer to someone that hates Italy and or Italian culture
Sally: We are going to Rome these holidays
Dan: Oh no, please not Rome, I'm scared of Italy...I have Italophobia
Dan: Oh no, please not Rome, I'm scared of Italy...I have Italophobia
by Overnewton l June 15, 2019
Susan: Did you see Alyssa, she looks so fake.
Megan: That personality doesn't match her usual state
Chloe: And she seemed too happy
Alyssa: No, I just was being cluddy.
Megan: That personality doesn't match her usual state
Chloe: And she seemed too happy
Alyssa: No, I just was being cluddy.
by Overnewton l June 15, 2019
by Overnewton l November 30, 2018
The attraction to friendly kind people only.
Also forms of
Niceomantic - Romantic attraction to nice people
and Nicexual - Sexual attraction to nice people
The opposite of Meanoality, the attraction to mean horrible people.
Also forms of
Niceomantic - Romantic attraction to nice people
and Nicexual - Sexual attraction to nice people
The opposite of Meanoality, the attraction to mean horrible people.
by Overnewton l June 15, 2019
You say this word when you have been labeled as something that you dislike, insulted, or annoyed in general.
It means "Seriously, you had too?" usually the ? is already implied
It means "Seriously, you had too?" usually the ? is already implied
by Overnewton l June 15, 2019
Don't ask why I did that cause I don't know either
Other forms are IDKE and WK meaning "I don't know either" and "Who knows"
Also DAWIDT meaning "Don't ask why I did that" and CIDK "Cause I don't know"
Simply used when you thought about an action or word before doing/saying it and it may be harmful or stupid, but despite your thinking, you did it anyway and are unsure on why yourself.
Other forms are IDKE and WK meaning "I don't know either" and "Who knows"
Also DAWIDT meaning "Don't ask why I did that" and CIDK "Cause I don't know"
Simply used when you thought about an action or word before doing/saying it and it may be harmful or stupid, but despite your thinking, you did it anyway and are unsure on why yourself.
Jerry drops a glass of water for fun but actually did think it through before doing it but did it anyway
Amy: Why did you do that?
Jerry: Don't ask why I did that cause I don't know either
Text
Sam: Hey why did you make a random definition up on a website
Lily: DAWIDTCIDKE
Sam: huh...ok
Amy: Why did you do that?
Jerry: Don't ask why I did that cause I don't know either
Text
Sam: Hey why did you make a random definition up on a website
Lily: DAWIDTCIDKE
Sam: huh...ok
by Overnewton l June 15, 2019