napoleon

(referencing the negative traits of Napoleon Bonaparte the historical character): an offensive term for a short, corpulent and arrogant person

my father was once a napoleon, although never at home, but no longer.

by Sexydimma November 22, 2017

napoleon

(referencing the negative traits of Napoleon Bonaparte the historical character): an offensive term for a short, corpulent and arrogant person

my father was once a napoleon, although never at home, but no longer.

by Sexydimma February 24, 2015

napoleon

(referencing the negative traits of Napoleon Bonaparte the historical character): an offensive term for a short, corpulent and arrogant person

my father was once a napoleon, although never at home, but no longer.

by Sexydimma September 17, 2016

the ball is in your half court

this expression means

it is now up to you to decide on what you want to do/what decision to take

N.B : this phrase is a direct English translation of the french (specifically of France) expression "la balle est dans ton/votre camp"

mother: Angela, why are you doing drugs? I now give you two choices: either you leave your current boyfriend Brandon and the drugs, or you can move in with him; in which case I will want to have nothing to do with you. The ball is in your half court.

Angela:I would like to commit suicide. Wtf? You want me to choose between the devil and the deep blue sea?

mother: that's not an option. i am taking you right now for a psyche eval.

by Sexydimma October 24, 2012

Went from rags to riches

People who somehow made a fortune, making money hand over fist and thus created generational wealth

Candace Owens is right. If we improve the us public education system more black people can say " we went from rags to riches".

by Sexydimma July 24, 2021

Technological wonderland

The technological forest you get lost in when you're overwhelmed while using new technology.

Where is technological wonderland anyways?

by Sexydimma May 24, 2021

urchin

Bill O' Reilly's synonym for a soc-med brain-numbed bratager

Bill O'Reilly of Fox News: Warning to all liberal parents, dear parents, please take your urchin away from the machine, or the machine away from the urchin, i don't care, and let them read some of my education books.

by Sexydimma December 15, 2016