Angel Number

An angel number is believed to be a message send to you by your guardian angel, or it might also be an angel near you. The numbers can vary, however the common thing to look out for is repeating numbers. Either numbers that have a pattern(ex: 1212, 444 etc), or seeing the numbers over and over again. To see their meanings, look them up.

Person 1: Lately I've seen the number 555 pop out anywhere
Person 2: Oh, you should get ready for some huge changes.

in a few months

Person 1: How did you know this was going to happen?!
Person 2: Honey, that is an angel number.

by randomwitch69 August 23, 2022

regifted phone number

A phone number that used to be yours and is now someone else's; conversely, a phone number that used to be someone else's and is now yours.

Me: "Someone kept texting that he loved me and finally I said 'WHO THE HELL ARE YOU?' and then his mom said it was a kid and this used to be his dad's number. I felt bad."

Friend: "That's what happens when you have a regifted phone number."

by theshecreeper March 29, 2010

dial his own number

The act of anal masturbation with one's own finger, thumb or fingers. Can be a male or female.

Frankie Bones loves himself so much, he is known to dial his own number while driving.

by Mr. Scumbag to you November 9, 2011

the answer to number 12

c0ck.

"yo bro did you get the answer to number 12"
"yea man, its c0ck"

by samanthathemannequin September 16, 2021

number game

going to a public place and asking for people's numbers...see how many you get

hey wanna play the number game?
nah no one likes you

by definer33333 June 2, 2010

Number One

The state of being the ultimate mack daddy in conjunction with possessing another admirable talent. Therefore, earning multifaceted respect.

"Dude just crossed the finish line in first place and immediately proceeded to mack hoes... number one."

by CTroller November 19, 2009

number monkey

student at Carnegie Mellon University Tepper School of Business that is unable to communicate socially but is able to calculate the fifth, or any other derivative, in their head on a variety of complex polynomials

Top Consulting Firm Partner: I can't believe that the number monkey I interviewed today was able to explain Fermat's Theorem, but was unable to hold an intelligent conversation on anything unrelated to math.

by Number Monkey May 26, 2006