5 definitions by womanpredator666
1. A Chinglish slang in Hong Kong, invented by famous girl group COLLAR formerly known as MIRROR. Usage of this slang is common in the midst of 50-60s years old fans of the said group.
2. To show affection by applying physical constraint in a form of a collar.
3. An abstract means of comedy that showcases one's intellect by misusing this slang in every sentence.
2. To show affection by applying physical constraint in a form of a collar.
3. An abstract means of comedy that showcases one's intellect by misusing this slang in every sentence.
Boy: I will Collar you with my love.
Girl: *Chokes*
Boy: Yeah that's about right.
A: Tonight eat what west?
B: Collar.
A: Collar what?
B: Collar you with my love.
A: *dies*
Girl: *Chokes*
Boy: Yeah that's about right.
A: Tonight eat what west?
B: Collar.
A: Collar what?
B: Collar you with my love.
A: *dies*
by womanpredator666 January 23, 2022
A made-up bachelor's degree in Cambridge that involves treasure hunting in deserted lands. Undergraduates are usually encouraged to buy land from all around the world, profiting from the treasures uncovered, hence the name Land Economy.
by womanpredator666 January 23, 2022
A word that replaces a popular hit song by Anson Lo, a member of the famous MIRROR group. The word first originates in the 16th century when the fans of MIRROR were born. It was then populated throughout the entire Asian continent by the influence of social media technology, dominating the music industry of Asia.
by womanpredator666 January 23, 2022
by womanpredator666 January 23, 2022
A made-up profession so architects can charge you for extra money in a building project.
The origin of this word begins in the 19th century, invented by the American architect Frederick L. Gardener, who believes he could earn extra money when commissioned to design Central Park in New York, who then proposed to hire a team of "landscape architects" on top of the existing architect team.
The origin of this word begins in the 19th century, invented by the American architect Frederick L. Gardener, who believes he could earn extra money when commissioned to design Central Park in New York, who then proposed to hire a team of "landscape architects" on top of the existing architect team.
Developer: We need a garden for this estate.
Architect: Nah that's the job of a landscape architect.
Developer: What's the difference?
Architect: 2 million more dollars.
Architect: Nah that's the job of a landscape architect.
Developer: What's the difference?
Architect: 2 million more dollars.
by womanpredator666 January 23, 2022