consumers

see Americans.

America used to make stuff, but now that third world countries and corporations have hooked up, we're just a nation of consumers.

by Jimmy_Janga October 25, 2011

Consumed

to be in love with someone so much you just don't know what you'd do with out them. To love infinity and beyond!

I'm consumed in love Sheldon Grant Carmichael and I can't wait till we become one! You're my heart baby!

by Amie April 7, 2005

Consider It

Short simple way to tell some one to kill themselves

Kid:Hey,whats up guys
Kid 2: Seriouslly just consider it

by Ian Ruder March 8, 2005

Considerate Pranks

Similar to a prank, this makes someone or something the brunt of a joke. (see below for a prank example) A Considerate Prank is a prank that could intentionally or inadvertently help the recipient. (see below for example)

(ex. of a prank): when you turn everything upside down in your friends dorm room.

(ex of a Considerate Pranks): when you shave your pubes and put them outside so a bird can use them to make a nest. The bird enjoys the building material, and you get to laugh that it made its home out of your pubes.

by wiiiiski! September 20, 2009

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by Shiine-1 April 28, 2022

considerating

A participle verb, meaning "Taking into consideration" (See also: tornness).

"Thank you for considerating me," Jade neologized to Furonda.

by sacremende May 12, 2009

consuade

method of guilting someone into doing something

Word origins: Originally started with the word 'convince', but the word 'persuade' came out as well. Similar to the word 'grool' in the movie "Mean Girls", when Cady meant to say cool, but then started to say great.

Guy: There's a party Friday night! Everyone's gonna be there!
Girl: Um... I don't know...
Guy: Come on! What do I have to do to consuade you?

by aliascrazy April 5, 2010