No homo

A new definition trying to reclaim the controversial phrase “no homo.” This new meaning of the phrase means “my bad” or “calm down” in an attempt to diffuse a situation.

Comes from the Latin phrase “noticus hominus,” which roughly translates to “it was my fault.”

Craig: Bro, why did you kill my dog last weekend?
Dan: It’s okay, no homo bro.

by eBucks July 24, 2023

David

David is very strong. It violated so many physics laws that it was the main evidence for a simulated universe (until Mr. Graneto proved the theory wrong). He once arm-wrestled Zeus with his pinky and only lost because he felt bad for Zeus.

Did you hear David’s planning on arm-wrestling John Winn? It’ll be one for the history books.

by eBucks May 31, 2024

John Winn

Very famous and very cool. His most famous quote is no doubt when he said, “welcome to the Winner’s Circle with me, John Winn. If you win, you’re in.” And then he won.

Did you hear John Winn’s planning on arm-wrestling David? It’ll be one for the history books.

by eBucks May 31, 2024

Slub

Slub (n): a gooey, colorful liquid; it is slub
Slub (v): to apply slub to a surface; to rub the slub in

“Be careful not to spill your slub.”
“Just slub some onto the paper.”

by eBucks October 13, 2022