25 definitions by erieee

a slang term used to describe one is taking a break from work or strenuous activity.

A rare neurological disorder often trigged by the seasonal flu shot. Dystonia has gotten recent attention in the media due to the 26 year old woman who is unable to walk forwards without stumbling and making jerking movements. She is unable to walk normal unless she is running...talk about a one in a million chance!

A play on the phrase "new york state of mind"; the act of thinking, acting, and possessing the traits of a true californian. Such characteristics include frequenting the beach, using slang known only to true californians, eating beach cuisine like acai bowls, or operating a vehicle like a california driver. Most people with the california state of mind are not afraid to set trends or act differently than non-californians because they know deep down the californian way is always right (excluding the economy). Having a California State of mind is closely tied with being under the influence of californication, and can be seen in one's laid back, dgaf-like personality.

Derived from the words car and paranoia. A term used to describe the sensation that someone has been in one's car, adjusted mirrors, changed seat settings, or drained gas from the vehicle.

a text sent to correct one's mistake in spelling or in meaning; usually begins with an asterisk (*) and follows a text with an intended/unintended error.

Bikini tops that are worn in place of a bra, normally covered by a tank top, wife beater, or shaggy old vintage beach tee. Bathing Bras are worn when one has the intention of going to the beach, pool, or fitting into a socal stereotype during the summer months of the year. Used as a support system, even though we all know bikini tops don't provide that much support...

A whisper that is so heavily overpowered by one's natural lisp that the content is not only unidentifiable, but humorous to a non-lisper. Also a person who speaks in a tone of voice that can only be described by the combination of a whisper and lisp.