restock

To receive ejaculate.

Um, some guy on pof just asked me if I would like to 'restock the pond'.
See also: restock the porcelain pond, totally different thing going on there.

by JennAgain28 April 12, 2016

RBux restock

RBux is a free robux rewards website, it's kinda good but the restocks take forever. This time the restock is a myth, RBux will never restock. They keep telling us they will restock but every day passes and nothing happens...

Friend: Yeah, you can count on me, I will be coming tomorrow
Tomorrow:
Me: Oh c'mon, you didn't have to lie like that, this isn't the RBux restock...

by PapaCat August 27, 2021

restocked

To get thrown into a shelf during Black Friday fighting over cheap crap you don't need.

Steve was lying on the ground after he got restocked fighting over a $5 toaster on Black Friday.

by Gleen707 December 6, 2017

resockle

To reuse socks that have not been washed

"Dude, weren't you wearing those socks earlier?"

"Hell yeah! I resockled."

"Oh."

by Kevin Ebaugh October 4, 2006

Restonkulous

The portmanteau of the two words redonkulous and stonks. Alluding, ironically to an absurd financial decision.

Elon Musk trying to tank his own company with his absurd comments is absolutely restonkulous.

by Swag dog millionaire May 24, 2020

reShockd

Someone who's addicted to the world-famous game, "Deepwoken".

Used to describe someone who doesn't go outside, and showers once every month, to get the enchant called, "Stench"

Jamalinque: Yo, big dawg. You play Deepwoken?
Demetri: Ya, of course I do. I have around 600 hours on Deepwoken.

Jamalinque: Hey, according to the Pythagorean Theorem, that's around 1/9th of reShockd's playtime.

Demetri: Oh, you mean that guy who played the hit game, Arcane Reborn?
Jamalinque: Yeah, that guy.

by SWAGGYSWAGSTER42 February 19, 2022

restocking the porcelain pond w/ brown trout

squeezing out a fat one, taking a dump, releasing your bowels

Sorry i was late for school, i was busy restocking the porcelain pond w/ brown trout.

by Stromboni<miller> June 1, 2006