Seanigga
Seanigga by ChimmiChimmi March 11, 2011
Staning
The act of obsessing over a particular person or product at shamefully high levels.
Deprived from the oh so popular song Stan by Eminem. In which a fan, named Stan, is obsessed with Eminem at a dangerously high level.
Deprived from the oh so popular song Stan by Eminem. In which a fan, named Stan, is obsessed with Eminem at a dangerously high level.
Those tweens are so staning Robert Pattinson.
Related Words
seaning • Seaning around • The seaning • shaning • Sealing • seánín • Seening • speaning • Swaning • sealing the envelope
seaking
A Seaking is a much like a koi goldfish, only it has a horn at the top of its head. It evolves from the Pokemon Goldeen at level 33 and can also learn an HM move (Waterfall). This move allows the trainer to travel up and down waterfalls at will. It also learns the attack Horn Drill, which, if it hits the opponent of a lower level, results in a one-hit KO. It has since become a meme under unknown circumstances, accompanied with the words, often in capital letters, "FUCK YEAH!" Though this went to a little bit higher level when it was revealed in the Diamond and Pearl games you could add letters to the Pokemon's entrance into battle, allowing you to use up to eight letters. Seaking has since been mixed with other Pokemon, such as Slowpoke, Bidoof, and/or Mudkip.
Gamer 1: Dude, I was using the Super Rod in the Safari Zone... You'll never guess what I found.
Gamer 2: I dunno... Slowbro? Dratini?
Gamer 1: SEAKING!
Gamer 1&2: FUCK YEAH!
Gamer 2: I dunno... Slowbro? Dratini?
Gamer 1: SEAKING!
Gamer 1&2: FUCK YEAH!
seaking by Rival Blue December 24, 2007
seánín
Irish for "Little John" as in: "Little John Bull".
"John Bull" is a personification of England and Great Britain, like "Uncle Sam".
In Ireland, prior to Independence especially; to call someone a "seánín" is to say they think with an English perspective in mind and are British Sympathizers.
Essentially the Irish version of the term "house negro".
"John Bull" is a personification of England and Great Britain, like "Uncle Sam".
In Ireland, prior to Independence especially; to call someone a "seánín" is to say they think with an English perspective in mind and are British Sympathizers.
Essentially the Irish version of the term "house negro".
"Well, maybe if we just acted right the British would treat us better!"
"Quiet, you Feckless Seánín!"
"Quiet, you Feckless Seánín!"
seánín by Well-Worn-Constituency April 20, 2014