Full Rudy

n. Shameless public display of unrestrained bouts of loud, explosive flatulence -- just as Rudy Giuliani, the ex-mayor of New York City and Donald Trump's campaign attorney, did during the broadcast of an election hearing at Michigan.

"During his public speech, he kept lying so much that his poor gassy stomach couldn't help but go Full Rudy on him."

by Hubba Shyamal December 8, 2020

Full Melon

A now-banned Jewish method of execution. It entails taking the removed foreskins of young boys and wrapping them around the head of a criminal; until said criminal's head bursts in half like a watermelon with alot of rubber bands around it.

Adriel was full meloned in the town square this morning as punishment for killing his wife.

by Melon expert December 13, 2020

Full Gonzo

When someone no longer holds back in their consumption of drugs, especially for psychedelics.

"Good god man! Did you see all the Mescaline he just took?"
"I did, he's gone full Gonzo!"

by GunkMonkey October 26, 2020

Full Miller

Investing 10k+ in a single volatile stock you heard about from a subreddit filled to the brim with retards.

I went Full Miller on Nokia and have lost a lot of money.

by UknownAutist January 27, 2021

Full Carlucci

When someone is so angry they yell their head off, have smoke coming out of ears, and making everyone else in the room really uncomfortable

“Why’d the flute section pass out in band class?”
“Oh, cause the teacher went Full Carlucci on them.”

by tooMANYcarsNO February 4, 2021

a full-on monet

usually a person that looks fine or normal from far away but when you look closer they’re not that put together.

ex: clueless 1:27:32

cher: ugh she’s a full-on monet!!
tai: a monet? what’s that?
cher: well it’s like a painting see? from far away it’s ok, but up close its a big old mess!!

by nightingale ;) iykyk February 10, 2021

Full Perm

The use of the phrase "full perm" is meant to convey authenticity and truth. The phrase originated in reference to decorative gold teeth, which can be divided into two distinct varieties: permanent gold teeth (aka "perms") or caps (aka "pullouts"). Whereas pullouts can be pulled out with ease, perms, as their name suggests, are permanent. They cannot be taken out for a job interview or court date. They are an honest and lasting expression of the owners' realness.

I would only get perms because people who wear pullouts are fake, full perm.

by yeerburger1337 April 8, 2021