People’s Main Event 

Invented by Ariel Helwani. A phrase used to denote a fight on an MMA fight card that garners much attention from the MMA fan base. A fight that fans are looking forward to watching just as much, if not more, than the card’s actual main event.

Ariel Helwani: The fight that fans are looking forward to most is Todd Duffee vs Gian Villante, it is without a doubt the people’s main event. Okay guys I’ll see you next week, same time, same place, till then I say, “Peace, I’m outta here!”

People’s Main Event by Leuii November 17, 2021

making m’s 

M’s is an abbreviation for money and making m’s is just and urban way of asking making money

“I don’t take L’s losses, I just make m’smoney”
Mark: where were u yesterday
John:I was at work

Mark: doing what
John: making m’s money

making m’s by Smart chicken May 3, 2018

s'mazin 

Definition 1: Short for it's amazing.
Definition 2: Synonym for amazing.

Definition 1
Person 1: "How's your new car?"
Person 2: "'S'mazin'!"

Definition 2
Person 1: "What did you think of that?"
Person 2 "It was 's'mazin'!"

s'mazin by GBrand24 January 7, 2011

Makin' a sweet omelet 

Euphemism for generically describing inane chatter in online community status updates.

I see Justin was makin' a sweet omelet this morning when his Facebook status told me that he was having a hard time picking out which sock color he was going to wear today. What a punter.

Makin' a sweet omelet by police line do not cross February 3, 2010

Makin a sausage mcmuffin 

the act of woman with a fake penis sticking her fake member inbetween a mans butt cheeks.

"My best friend was caught "Makin a sausage mcmuffin" with his girlfriend." His girlfriend stuck a fake Member in between his butt cheeks

Makin a sausage mcmuffin by The Guy who helps December 1, 2016

Maki Donald’s

Maki Donald’s is replaced with mc

New opening of maki Donald’s

Maki Donald’s by ___.xingqiu.___ March 11, 2021

Makin' That Shelter 

An up-and-coming catch phrase used to describe people who are receiving some form of a money income. The phrase derives from the concept of "Makin' That Bread" in that money made was often spent putting food on the table. Yet it is often ignored that above the table is a roof, which is the centerpiece in creating a shelter. So when one says to the other "You gonna make that shelter?" It basically means that he is going to make money and spend it by putting a roof on the house.

Mike: When do you start working?
Alyssa: Monday.
Mike: Gonna be Makin' That Shelter?
Alyssa: You know it!

Makin' That Shelter by MoFo Bizz June 24, 2009