Battler

Someone who refuses to admit defeat. A person who is very effective when placed in an upper level position. Not only can a Battler lead many people, but if there comes a time when all hope is lost and a Battler is in charge-the Battler can restore hope, motivate, and invigorate his people. Some Battlers are called upon by the Man Upstairs.

Wait a minute-things seem so much better in society now that the Battler is in a good position-maybe the Battler really belongs in a good position because I am sure benefiting from it. Now that the Battler is in an upper level position at our company things seem so much better.

by SuburbanH July 17, 2017

ya's

You all-in the group. This is a personable way to address/refer to a group of people whether the people in the group be male/female/gender neutral.

I'll see ya's later(use of the word ya’s allows you to say good bye to a group of 2 or more people in a friendly way). What the heck are ya's doing?(use of the word ya’s adds a friendly tone when speaking/referring to a group of people in a stressful situation).

by SuburbanH April 22, 2018

content

Information that is expressed/shared.

The English teacher who graded my essay said that the grammar in the essay that I wrote was terrible. However; my English teacher did say that the essay I wrote had very good content. And she said that even though my essay had terrible grammar; she is still going to give me a good grade of A- because the essay that I wrote had very very good content.

by SuburbanH October 24, 2017

gluttony

When someone goes through difficult circumstances to obtain a material object.

The salesman worked some of the extra hours because he wanted to put leather seats in his car. And I say that was gluttony! And not glory.

by SuburbanH May 10, 2018

You's

All of you-Everyone in the group. (A socially correct way to address/refer to 2 or more people at the same time whether the people be male/female. And yet, also a politically correct way to address/refer to a group of people whether the people in the group be male/female/gender neutral).

I'll see you's later!(saying good-bye in a room with 2 or more people). What are you's going to be doing tomorrow?(addressing/referring to a group of people; even if only speaking to one person in the group).

by SuburbanH December 29, 2017

yuz

All of you-everyone. (A correct way to address/refer to people that are close to you).

I'll see yuz later(saying good-bye to people that are close to you). How yuz doing?(intro to address/refer to people that are close to you).

by SuburbanH December 29, 2017

Don't sweat it

A slang way of saying don't worry about it.

Son: Dad I am afraid I am not going to make the wrestling team.
Dad: Don't sweat it kid-You got this & just know that there is credit, glory, and many other intangibles attainable for the person who tries.

by SuburbanH October 06, 2021