Suffix added to adjectives and participles to intensify their meaning. By extention, these words may used as abstract nouns.
Party Grrl One: That stupid drunk-ass just fell into the pool!
Party Grrl Two: Hey, check out that nasty-ass drunk streaking down the street like a dumbass!
Party Grrl One: Cool! That gives me a chance to talk to his fineass brother.
Party Grrl Two: Hey, check out that nasty-ass drunk streaking down the street like a dumbass!
Party Grrl One: Cool! That gives me a chance to talk to his fineass brother.
by fcsuper December 17, 2006
pron.
Single form of word themselves, used when refering to person whose sex (male or female) is not known or identified. Often used where the word them is used as a single form as well.
Single form of word themselves, used when refering to person whose sex (male or female) is not known or identified. Often used where the word them is used as a single form as well.
by fcsuper May 04, 2006
The act of confidently spelling under pressure.
Origin: News broadcast of an interview with the mother of a Washington D.C. area spelling bee champion, circa 1990's.
Origin: News broadcast of an interview with the mother of a Washington D.C. area spelling bee champion, circa 1990's.
by fcsuper June 09, 2005
Dude one: I've never seen nakkid bartenders before!
Dude two: Dude, this bar is hella gay. Why'd you bring me to a place with nakkid guys?!
Dude two: Dude, this bar is hella gay. Why'd you bring me to a place with nakkid guys?!
by fcsuper April 22, 2006
The stage in which a person or couple receives their official acceptance of their application for adopting a child, prior to the formal adoption; often for overseas adoptions.
Happy Couple: "We are officially paper pregnant! We just received acceptance of our application for adopting our little boy girl from Kenya! We couldn't be happier!"
by fcsuper April 09, 2007
by fcsuper July 27, 2023
The period of time defined by COVID-19's inundation upon the world, between its first appearance in late 2019 and ends (hopefully) with mass vaccination against it.
I haven't got a haircut during covid-time. It's just too much trouble wearing a mask while sheers are in use around my head. Just ask a certain politician in San Francisco.
by fcsuper September 11, 2020