post-ironic

adj. Term used to indicate a hipster connection to a nostalgic item. Also used by pop-culture elitists to determine an item as 'passe' in the hipster subculture, but can be still discussed in a sarcastic sense-literally, post-ironic.

Assoc. with post-post-ironic, post-post-post-ironic, etc. (usually, each additional prefix represents an additional level of separation from coolness).

"When I saw a picture of Justin Timberlake wearing a trucker hat, I was wondering if he was being post-ironic or if he actually thought it was cool."

"Enid's outfit was the epitome of subculture Elite, complete with a post-ironic plastic Best Friends necklace from 1995."

by Bagheera March 9, 2006

post office

The act of putting a package with a box (i.e. sex)

You can't post office inside of a post office. That's just nasty.

by *subject name here* January 11, 2009

post-ironic

A term generally used by extreme douchebags to make themselves sound smarter.

Either your email is serious and you're overlooking the fact that this bluster is in a spirit of fun or it is so cleverly and subtly post-ironic that I'm overlooking your joke.

by Pop Kessler April 22, 2010

Post-follower

A post-follower is someone that (on a forum) searches for posts of alts, newbies and regulars, and posts a rude comment or just a coment about the person for no particular reason

Did you see that post-follower? He was the one to post after every one of that guys posts.

by UberKuri September 19, 2006

Post Nose

To share a photo of one's nose to prove you aren't Jewish.

Antisemitic catchphrase originating from the hateful corners of Reddit and 4chan, typically brought up when someone is suspected of 'shilling' for Jews or Israel.

Anon: Your study reeks of kikery, post nose.

by SKSKSSKSKSKSKKSKSKSK May 25, 2023

post Bush

A lesbian turned straight or a man that finally came out of the closet.

Darling you must post Bush her and come be with me.

by Richguy June 6, 2007

Word-of-Post

When you learn about something through another's post on sites/services such as Facebook, Twitter, MySpace, etc. Similar to "Word-of-Mouth". The information can be negative or positive and is simply a means of being exposed to information.

I learned about a great new product through word-of-post on John's Facebook Wall.

by brochief1 September 10, 2010