Corpse Slap

noun

1. A half-hearted rebuttal.

2. A lackadaisical or lacklustre insult.

A: "I really don't have the time or energy to argue with S."
J: "Why not just hit her with a Corpse Slap?"

by Prevayorofdistantrelatives March 26, 2021

corpsesmaiddress

An amazing content creator.
He uses he/him pronouns, is ghostgender, and is super valid.

Go follow corpsesmaiddress on tik tok

by Blibliblulu July 6, 2021

corpsesmaiddress

corp.ses.maid.dress
Synonym for "perfection". Best person in the world. Goes by he/xe/she + any pronouns..please give some respect😾

Go follow @corpsesmaiddress on TikTok now.
I'm not asking, it's a order-

by Explosive_cup July 6, 2021

corpsesmaiddress

a cool tiktoker who is sweet and kind and uses neopronouns!

person a: did you hear corpsesmaiddress goes by he xe she and any neopronouns

person b: no, i can’t believe that i haven’t checked, i’ll make sure to use his correct pronouns

by coolasavintagecassette July 6, 2021

Corporates

Otherwise known as corpoes or corpies, these are individuals who sympathize with, or who are supportive and serve to, corporations.

Billy: Jeff can't put his cellphone down since he got his Prime membership. He's obsessed with all things Amazon and Apple, abandoning all reason when I show him that no business is perfect.

Adam: So he's basicat a fanboy then? Even if a product of theirs clearly sucks he continues to worst them?

Jeff: Bingo

Adam: *****n' corpy

Jeff: Yeah, the corporates practically own minds like that.

by Av3nger3 July 31, 2021

Corpie

"Corpie" n. A mainstream corporate shill who wears the skin-suit of anti-establishment and/or punk aesthetic. A poser, a hypocrite, too corporatized to be aware of their ironic existence.

"Dude, this protest has way too many corpies..."
"Awww...look at the cute little corpie, with her corporate pride Starbucks cup!"

by Carnals-menagerie November 12, 2021

Corporate Christmas

That time between Halloween and Thanksgiving when corporations start promoting holiday products or using the winter holidays as a marketing device. This only applies to before Thanksgiving, afterwards is the Christmas season.

Jerry: Oh, it must be Corporate Christmas, they started taking out the Santa inflatables.

by AB365 November 20, 2021