by SpeedoThreeSixty December 22, 2020
by SpeedoThreeSixty December 21, 2020
1. The person is using a phone to type instead of a computer, as an excuse for typing slowly or typing with horrible grammar. Commonly used angrily and/or childishly.
2. The person is using a phone and wants you to getaway.
2. The person is using a phone and wants you to getaway.
1. "You type really slow," I typed. "Im on a phone dumbass," they replied.
2. "My kid needs milk," I said. "Im on a phone dumbass," they replied, putting their phone up to my face.
2. "My kid needs milk," I said. "Im on a phone dumbass," they replied, putting their phone up to my face.
by SpeedoThreeSixty November 16, 2020
Used to emphasize that one is failing to accede one's demand (connotation that they cannot understand what was said).
by SpeedoThreeSixty February 08, 2021
by SpeedoThreeSixty December 27, 2020
1. out of.
2. out to.
2. out to.
by SpeedoThreeSixty February 02, 2021
Bemused. This is the adjective derived from the verb nonplus.
Oxford Dictionary:
nonplussed: (of a person) surprised and confused so much that they are unsure how to react.
Part of speech: adj.
Oxford Dictionary:
nonplussed: (of a person) surprised and confused so much that they are unsure how to react.
Part of speech: adj.
by SpeedoThreeSixty December 27, 2020