smae

Originally a typo, this word is used instead of the word "same". It is used to describe when you feel the same way about something that someone has just said.

Originating from Melbournes eastern suburbs, it is now a common phrase used mainly by the youth of Australia.

Person A: I like this band.
Person B: SMAE!

Person A: Hey what are you doing?
Person B: Not much you?
Person A: Yeah smae.

Person A: I feel like shit.
Person B: Smae as.

Person A: What did you do last night?
Person B: Nothing you?
Person A: Ah smae.

by dunney September 1, 2008

Smae

When you mean to say same but you're typing fast and get a typo

Guy 1: dude I'm so bored
Guy 2: smae
Guy 2: *same. Sorry, i'm in a hurry

by General-Kenobi July 17, 2020

bent out of shape

agitated,upset

ranking:
* pissed off
* tit in a wringer
* pissy
* ticked off
* undies in a bundle
*>bent out of shape
* peaved
* miffed (annoyed and fey)

"Hey, man," he started, "what are you all bent out of shape
about?"

Gritting my teeth, I snapped "Don't get me started, pal,"

by mandingoe October 10, 2005

scape goat

<n>
person, or group of people, used to call blame upon.

Nativists used immigrants as scape goats for explain the problems of America in the 19th Century.

by Rob Michael September 29, 2005

Smae

SMAE
Definition: jose tried to spell "same" but fucked up so badly

Me: God I feel like a basic bitch today.

Jose: Smae

by NickForLoveXD April 5, 2015

throw shapes

to dance to electronic music, at a rave or the like. the practice of making box-like punching motions in the air.

I can't really see Brian throwing shapes in the church of dance.

by Ali G. May 19, 2005

Scapegoat Tab

A new tab created within an internet browser used to escape to when looking at porn. Works great when there is a possibility of someone walking into the room that shouldn't see porn on the computer screen.

Oh jeeze, those tits are awesome!
-mom appears out of nowhere-
-clicks onto scapegoat tab-
Mom: What are you looking at sonny?

You: Oh, just urban dictionary. :)

by Love Buzz December 21, 2010