Soltis Supreme

When you put a hot dog bun on your partners penis, then put mustard, ketchup, and other condiments on . And then start sucking it off like a hot dog.

Tommy bought wholesale buns for our soltis supreme

by Air Soltis. November 14, 2011

Suphicious

Another term used in example of suspicious. Deriving from distrustful and questionable.

The shoplifters used suphicious trickery to get out the door.

by Joel Hangen January 14, 2009

buttercup anal creampie supreme

Covering a penis in peanut butter, butter, and flower. Then analing an asshole until you creampie in the other persons ass

I can't believe she let me buttercup anal creampie supreme her!

by Reginald Taylor April 3, 2015

fuckboy supreme

He is the ultimate leader of the fuckboys. He is enough of a bitch to have the ability to not only wear Nike elite socks, Jordan, and basketballs shorts BUT also the next day wear the rich country club boy outfit as well ( colored shorts, vans/Sperry, polo shirt )
- popular
- thinks he's all that
- constantly talks about dicks
- yet is a homophobic
- is an ultimate douchebag

- hey I saw a herd of fuckboys the other day
- was Jake with them? Heard he was the fuckboy supreme
- naw it was a different clan
- he must've given them his blessing for getting pussy

by FandomMania March 17, 2015

superwholocked

Having an incurable obsession with the three TV shows Doctor Who, Sherlock, and Supernatural. Those who are "superwholocked" are people to be feared and have knowledge of things that would horrify the majority of humanity.

Stacey: Why did Heather start pouring salt around herself and handing out eye drops when the lights flickered?
Bill: She's superwholocked and can't decide wether it was a demon or a weeping angel coming.
Heather: Shut up Stacey! I'm trying to deduce what is coming to kill you! Does anybody smell sulfur?

by Kiwifoofo January 14, 2015

What’s up G

A slang way of saying hey or what you doin

Guy#1- “YO what’s up G”
Guy#2- “Nothin, just chillin”

by Yo G from the hood May 12, 2019

Tech Support Scam

When someone from India cold calls you and says you have a problem with your "dextop" computer. They use scare tactics, such as the Event Viewer (eventvwr) and the Tree command in Command Prompt to try and convince you that you have a "wirus" on your "dextop." They ask you to pay a large sum of money for the "fixes," and if you don't pay, they try to put syskey on your computer, which locks you out of your computer. Popular topic for Youtubers and pranksters.

#1: Did you get that call from Microsoft yesterday?
#2: No, it was a Tech Support Scam. It was not Microsoft.

by Scam Buster August 29, 2016