One Feel Swoop

Verb.

To immediately find a woman's g-spot (see g-spot or g spot) bringing her to climax so hard that there's a chance of death or paralysis.

Girl: So that's how I ended up in the hospital.

Girl's Friend: Wow, he sticks his finger right up there and boom?

Girl: Yeah, it was a one feel swoop.

by urbanshrimp328 January 9, 2011

After Gym Feeling

The disgusting feeling that you get after gym or any sport or physical activity

I went so hard in gym today and won it for our team, but it wasn't worth it because I got the after gym feeling.

by sacksman May 2, 2011

Can You Feel the Sunshine

That creepy song from Sonic R mostly known as the song of death, which is influenced by the Tails Doll from an unknown source.

Knuckles: Can You Feel The Sunshine, Sonic?
Sonic: no
Amy: I can
Tails: I can
Eggman: I can
Tails doll: Good, good. . .
Sonic: WTF 0_0

by YellaboyXB January 12, 2012

Looking Busy, Feeling Productive

What most incompetent, ineffective, or unethical workers do every day to remain on the payroll, or to avoid being fired.

Gullible bosses mistake busyness and long hours for productivity or good work ethics, because their staff are always looking busy, feeling productive all the time.

by MathPlus January 13, 2019

i feel your nuts

An expression used specifically for when you decide to touch somebody directly in their scrotum, the body part where the testes are stored which contain sperm, used for creating children. This phrase usually means that you know how someone feels about a specific subject.

person 2: feel my nuts
person 1: *touches person 2's nuts*
person 1: i feel your nuts

by FlashlightMemelord December 2, 2018

do you feel nervous

when somebody ask u " do u feel nervous" thats means if u have nervous or anxiety to do something or something that will happens to u

a: i will go to the university

b: do you feel nervous?
a: yess! i do

by nike1998 July 7, 2022

I feel like dog

Colloquial phrase short for "I feel like dogshit." It means 'I don't feel well" physically, mentally, or both.

"Hey man, how are you doing?"
"Doing fine, hbu?"
"Not so well, man. I feel like dog right now."

by TheUltimateCunningLinguist April 16, 2022