uniquence

having a series of unique events occur in your dating to make it sprcial/ blissful

i had an uniquence day

by mel-lon November 26, 2016

unfluencer

Someone not looking to influence others. Anti-fame and anti-attention seeking individual.
Does their own thing without any regard for how it might appear to the public.

That unfluencer is wearing a brown paper bag to the prom.

by Lady producer March 11, 2017

unquenchable

BEYOND being thirsty. You cannot get enough to be quenched. You have passed the point of thirsty, parched, and dehydrated.

Rico: That girl is parched!
Marisa: No she is thirsty!
Rico: Naw girl, she is DEHYDRATED!
Marisa and Rico: SHE IS UNQUENCHABLE!!!

by mmmchk October 8, 2013

uniqueness

What every DA and case turn needs to prove that shit isn't fucked up right now.

They'll never win a risk of a turn because we're dominating uniqueness.

by LA Times 10-25-04 October 25, 2004

The Undertaker's Thirst For Revenge Is Unquenchable

Subtitled "The Final Battle," this song is possibly the greatest off the album Bone Palace Ballet by Chiodos, and also possibly Chiodos' best song yet. It features Nick Martin form the band Underminded.

Dude, i was listening to The Undertaker's Thirst For Revenge Is Unquenchable and i creamed my pants a little.

by keegsmaleegs July 3, 2008

unfluence

n or v: an aspect of one person -a trait, belief, or opinion that leads others to find him or her unattractive, whether for romantic or friendly relationships.

To influence in a negative way

"the unfluence that lead to Ted being shunned by the crowd was his inability to let others speak without interrupting them."

"The cold sore on her lip unfluenced me from trying to take her home."

by The Afterworld Cafe May 23, 2009

Unfluencer

People who want to be influencers but through a combination of character flaws and narcissistic traits actually put others off.

They're an unfluencer couple of note. She's covered in foul lycra and runs a massive camel toe, he's got three tattoo sleeves and 200 piercings.

by Roger R. Rogerson-Rogers February 9, 2020