Extremely Massive Erection

When a man is so turned on that he over-erects, his penis skin starts to stretch and starts bleeding because the skin starts to rip.

Oh fuck, that turned me on so much that i now have an extremely massive erection.

by Fetus Bomber November 5, 2004

Eremika

Eremika is a Semi-canonical ship between Eren Jaeger and Mikasa Ackerman from the series "Attack on TItan". Eren saved her life from bandits that was about to sell her. From then on they were always together. Mikasa promised to Eren's mother to protect Eren at all cost while Eren's mother told Eren to protect Mikasa too.

It was heavily implied that Eren had feelings in chapter 123, when he asked "what am i to you?" and even asked to his brother about a certain "Ackerman girl" that shows affection towards him.

Isayama once said that he was jealous of Eren because Mikasa loved him very much.
Isayama and Machiyama stated that something that will make Eren very unhappy was losing Mikasa.
In the Live action Movie, Eremika is CANON.

by Shinomiya December 10, 2020

Ereri

ereri = eren and levi

r u ereri shipper?¿ no no no stop being ereri shipper! Disgustang

Aym proud to be ereri shipper

by anonymous March 5, 2021

Eren

A lovely girl with a bit of a bookish attitude.

Has a fond taste of Oreos.

(づ￣ 3￣)づ

#1: Omg she is such an Eren.
#2: Yeah, so lovely!

by JazzyApple May 23, 2021

eren

only swag and cool people can use this name

BRO EREN IS SO COOOOL!!!!!

by stronkscorbunny December 15, 2021

Eremis

A dog breed that likes to play music and can sometimes act like a major dickhead and cocksucker. All it can say is “ steel erector” and “clutch broke”. Is also very interested in astrology.

Person 1: Eremis, what does × equal to in the correlation of the sun and joel

Eremis: clutch broke
Person 2: well done eremis.
Eremis: steel erector

by Eremisisgooddog123 September 22, 2023

Steel Erector

Depending on what kind of structure is being built, Steel Erectors, or Riggers, may find themselves working several hundred feet above or several hundred feet below the ground. Most commonly work at height to put the actual nuts and bolts in that connect the beams together which form the steel skeletons of many buildings. Used to be insanely dangerous and lots of fun but as in everything these days, Health and Safety got involved and it's never been the same since!

"See that Mark Tarr, he was a Steel Erector for years but he got osteoporosis"

by femurnail February 8, 2009