by sroobkiller October 30, 2024
A loud yelp of surprise and discontent upon discovering something disadvantageous to your goals and agenda. This can be mistaken for the noise crows nake when they are flying around and communicating with fellow birds regarding important bird topics.
That dude just ate his friend's entire box of Toasty-O's cereal, to which he received a squawk of Outrage revealing his true feelings.
by Cholo Financial Planner September 07, 2020
One who sifts through historical records with the intent of discovering information on past actions or statements by persons or entities alive, dead, active or defunct - the relevance of which has long since passed - for the express purpose of alerting the public to the "resurfaced" material in order to take a moral stance and/or instill outrage.
By dredging-up a long-forgotten, 48 year old interview of John Wayne - who died in 1979 - the outrage archaeologist had rediscovered statements far more controversial in the present than they had been in the past, thus creating a new moral outrage over a functional irrelevancy.
by ScribeLight March 21, 2019
Slang for perfection and something that is beyond greatness
Originally originated on YouTube
However it does have neo nazi connections
Originally originated on YouTube
However it does have neo nazi connections
Damn that's some Outrageous Videos
by Xxxsrhvftyhbbb August 28, 2017
Homosexual intercourse of any type. especially by those with anti-establishment or anarchist tendencies. Often something to be bragged about in polite company or state occasions/banquets as being done frequently and with great satisfaction.
We thought Mitch and Blaine were in their room studying, but when we returned we were horrified to see them performing the King's Outrage.
by zardoz88 December 13, 2009
The act of clicking on an internet article because it's headline has provoked a sense of outrage within the reader.
The articles are typically clickbait designed to generate a sense of outrage, leading to more page views and advertising revenue. They are rarely enlightening or teach the reader anything new, and could be construed as an intellectual waste of time.
The articles are typically clickbait designed to generate a sense of outrage, leading to more page views and advertising revenue. They are rarely enlightening or teach the reader anything new, and could be construed as an intellectual waste of time.
I foolishly outrage-clicked on an article about flat earthers, even though they are ultimately inconsequential and not worth anybody's time thinking about.
by PS1_Ron August 04, 2020
by Patrick simpson January 06, 2023