Definitions by theNatashaverse
they
An ambiguous, omnipresent, and shadowy group or entity secretly pulling the strings of society, government, or the economy. Used when the speaker blames a systemic issue, inconvenience, or conspiracy on a higher power but cannot (or chooses not to) identify a specific individual, corporation, or institution.
The word "they" functions as a catch-all pronoun for an unnamed, shadowy entity believed to be pulling the strings behind the scenes.
The word "they" functions as a catch-all pronoun for an unnamed, shadowy entity believed to be pulling the strings behind the scenes.
Person A: "Why did the price of eggs double overnight, and why does my phone always 'conveniently' die right when I'm looking at flights?"
Person B: "Man, don't you see? That's how they get you. They control the algorithm and the supply chain."
That's how they get you
Person B: "Man, don't you see? That's how they get you. They control the algorithm and the supply chain."
That's how they get you
they by theNatashaverse June 25, 2026
Poodle around
a person, especially an athlete, who performs in an ostentatiously sensational manner calculated to draw attention; show-off.
—verb (used without object)
to perform or behave in an outrageous or spectacular manner.
Showboating
to spend time doing things without any particular purpose or plan:
‘Poodle around’ used in the UK
—verb (used without object)
to perform or behave in an outrageous or spectacular manner.
Showboating
to spend time doing things without any particular purpose or plan:
‘Poodle around’ used in the UK
Girl, Terri has been poodling around d in her new truck.
We spent the day poodling around town.
Poodle around
We spent the day poodling around town.
Poodle around
Poodle around by theNatashaverse June 23, 2023