Weak Sause

1.
You have no skills.
A very old urban term used by gamers in the mid 90'. First originated by GameFan magazine.

2.
Your gaming ability is severely lacking.

3.
Not up to the challenge

4.
You just suck

"If you cant beat ____ (various game), your weak sause"

"This game is not recomended for weak sause players"

"You were too scared to talk to that girl? Golly gee are your weak sause Billy."

by xCOBRA_CLUTCHx April 23, 2006

hot sause

a phrase used by guys to discribe those things that mean most to us: Beer, hot chicks, video games, movies, cars, motorcycles, guns, and all other things manly.

Bro, did you see that hot sause new movie with E.Hurley in it where she rides a motorcycle while drinking a beer shooting people it looks like it would be a hot sause videogame. opposite is weak sause

by itsingiggles, Shy September 9, 2006

shauser

An incredibly racist term for a white person with blonde hair. Dating back to the 1800s, Shausers were the lowest class citizens.

Tom: Come over here Shauser right now!!!
Kyle: Stop calling me that. Its offensive and racist

by Eric.Cman May 9, 2018

sause

a term used by white people from the north that is inspired by the dirty south. Rick Ross could be the inspiration 'rick ross (pronunciation r-OW-s) the boss (pronunciation b-OW-s)

me: what the fuck man they didn't put enough sause on my chicken wings
friend: maybe you should go ask the bause for more sause

pronunciation is obviously S-OW-s like (i like bause sause on my chicken)

by pwnt@n9 January 2, 2008

sausey

When having a bitch like attention and acting like you're the queen of everything

Caro-damn don't tell me what the fuck to do I own u

Kevin-damn she is sausey

by Real dick slayer July 14, 2017

Sauseege

The act of sticking your penis in a hole through a sausage or a hot dog, and then getting a blowjob.

Me and Stacy sauseeged last night with the leftovers.

by Daniel Desario May 14, 2018

swansea

a small seaside town on the new south wales north coast (australia), swansea is a place where travellers might stop by on their way to bigger and more exciting towns, namely newcastle. although a quiet and friendly town in iteslf, there is not exactly much to do or see in swansea if you are under the age of 60. ihhabitants of swansea or the nearby caves beach are most likely amiable young persons looking for amusement and/or mischief. one might call them larrikins. swansea's landmarks are the bridge, watertower, and the roundabout which defies road rules. of a weekend afternoon, swansea residents enjoy spectating at the local footy and cheering on their town's heroes.

"Lets go down to the Swansea service station for an ice-cream sandwich"

by lilbear May 17, 2006