chief'd

Slang for being high, usually amongst ones regular smoking crew or tribe. Used for kids who want talk about smoking in front of their parents

I was Chief'd AF with my football team last night

by Jack Cote April 13, 2014

reverse cosby'd

when you slip a rufie in a chick's drink and your drinks somehow get switched

"bro how did you end up passed out in that indian guy's garden?"
"ion know man, i think i got reverse cosby'd"

by ashthecoolest December 5, 2016

columbs'd

It is when you get snapped,get RKO'd and get swallowed

Kissing Kate Columbus Columbs'd Trout Walker

by Yguvgfcifcyiivyt August 10, 2017

Chris'd

When somebody references something that was just talked about or discussed moments ago.

"John, were you listening at all? You just Chris'd pretty hard."

by purely.intellectual September 27, 2017

la croix'd

To taint mildly with flavor.

I mean, if you pick the pineapple off the pizza, your cheese is has still been La Croix'd with that funky ass hot fruit juice. I'd still judge a person that picked the stuff off.

by trashbagdanger October 2, 2018

Caleb’d

Verb: The act of being too literal in a joking way.

Scenario 1
Person 1: Hey, I’m gonna run to the store, you need anything?

Caleb: You should probably drive, that’s a long way to run.

Person 3: lol, you got Caleb’d!

Person 1: Asshole!

Leads into Scenario 2
Person 1: Alright, I’ll holler at you later.

Caleb: You might want to call him on the phone, I don’t think he’ll hear you holler that far away. *imitates yelling person 1’s name*

Person 3: lol, you just got Caleb’d again!

Person 1: Dammit, Caleb! I hate you!

by knujscire October 14, 2018

Coup d'etat

French term meaning "blow to the state" coined after General Napoleon Bonaparte's 1799 seizure of power and suppression of the Constitution of 1795 in that country. Though often associated with military uprisings a "coup" is defined as any entity within a existing political system that acts illegally to appropriate all power to that entity while often violently suppressing other institutions and power-centers (media, legislatures, trade unions, political parties, etc.).

You know, the 1917 so-called "Bolshevik Revolution" of Lenin and his people in Russia is interpreted by some historians as really just a coup d'etat by an armed political party when Lenin's followers used their control over the capital's local government to seizure control of the whole city, drive out the national government and use St. Petersburg to launch their conquest of the country.

by BxMuscle February 23, 2019