Rockegnize
"How incredible.. I just got rockegnized!"....
"Did you rockegnize him? That's Dave Pino a.k.a. "Velkro" from Powerman 5000!!!"
"Did you rockegnize him? That's Dave Pino a.k.a. "Velkro" from Powerman 5000!!!"
Rockegnize by Concert Junkie October 11, 2011
Word of the Day on October 2, 2024
Ye Olde Bussy
Ye Olde Bussy by Itain'tObeeezy March 27, 2024
Word of the Day on October 1, 2024
Jobby
A portmanteau of "Job" and "Hobby"; usually derived from the fact you live paycheck to paycheck in a capitalist hellscape, Your Hobby becomes a source of side-hustle income that you tend to rely on, rather than it simply being a way to relax and gain enrichment as a human.
Ironically, as a nod to the definition across the pond, it does, in fact, feel like shit.
Ironically, as a nod to the definition across the pond, it does, in fact, feel like shit.
No Worries
The most common phrase in the Australian vocabulary. May be used adequately in situations ranging from benign endings to conversations to matters of earth shattering importance.
1. "See ya later mate" - "No worries"
2. "Bob, your girlfreind is about to have the baby of a mutated albino dwarf conceived in Antartica while identifying the mating habits of plankton of varying sizes" ..... "No worries"
3. "Dave just cut his thumb off using the oxy" - "No worries - is he still coming up the pub later?"
2. "Bob, your girlfreind is about to have the baby of a mutated albino dwarf conceived in Antartica while identifying the mating habits of plankton of varying sizes" ..... "No worries"
3. "Dave just cut his thumb off using the oxy" - "No worries - is he still coming up the pub later?"
No Worries by Genghis March 9, 2005
Word of the Day on September 29, 2024
sensy girl
A Sensy Girl is a cool chill girl who can handle her weed. The word “sensy” is derived from “Sensimilla,” the female strain of the cannibas plant, and in particular, its Caribbean nickname. As popularized by the hit single "Sensy Girl" by Gino McKoy from the Lumina soundtrack
sensy girl by anonymous September 26, 2024
Word of the Day on September 27, 2024