Irony is a figure of speech that writers use to express a phrase or sentence used in such a way that it differs from the meaning shown in the text.
Bo: I believe in the zodiac. I'm a leo actually, love titanic. Actually my grandmother was a cancer and.. she um.. died by a giant crab.
James: I don't know if that's ironic or just comedy.
Bo: Both
James: I don't know if that's ironic or just comedy.
Bo: Both
by EyeAIDS October 27, 2019
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Also used as a catchall description of modern performance art to confuse the elder generation into thinking that you're artistic.
Also used as a catchall description of modern performance art to confuse the elder generation into thinking that you're artistic.
Steve: That jerk has panhandler as his license, that's disgusting if it's true, and he's been ripping off the kind-hearted.
Jacob: Naaaa, that's just supra-ironic, besides, bums collect enough to buy something better than a shitty Hyundai.
Jacob: Naaaa, that's just supra-ironic, besides, bums collect enough to buy something better than a shitty Hyundai.
by ScootcheyCoo August 14, 2012
Get the supra-ironic mug.A Large Iron is often found wandering round in claret and blue attire, looking and acting like a large Cockney.
Is often found raucously singing 'I'm forever blowing bubbles', telling people how West Ham won the 1966 World Cup and generally being an obnoxious sumbitch.
Often Large Irons will claim to support other clubs, notably Liverpool in their youth, and will always wear 'Mark Noble' shirts under their casual attire.
Extreme examples are found in the Lincoln area of the UK - possibly as far north as Manchester. Originates in the East End of London.
Is often found raucously singing 'I'm forever blowing bubbles', telling people how West Ham won the 1966 World Cup and generally being an obnoxious sumbitch.
Often Large Irons will claim to support other clubs, notably Liverpool in their youth, and will always wear 'Mark Noble' shirts under their casual attire.
Extreme examples are found in the Lincoln area of the UK - possibly as far north as Manchester. Originates in the East End of London.
by Chairman Money June 27, 2010
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Person 2: Yea! It was hilarious! He won't be able to walk right for weeks!
Person 2: Yea! It was hilarious! He won't be able to walk right for weeks!
by jafsports March 23, 2011
Get the iron crane mug.An exceedingly firm clench, hold, or grasp around the shaft of the victim's penis, that is so forceful that it is deemed 'iron'. It is painful, and commonly used for, a bargaining piece, a way of releasing anger, an action of aggression, or to see the look on their face.
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by Yobo Christian August 24, 2017
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Verb
1)A term used when one is making love in a bed.
2)The act of moving up and down between or on top of sheets.
3)A bragging way of saying one has, had or is making love.
Verb
1)A term used when one is making love in a bed.
2)The act of moving up and down between or on top of sheets.
3)A bragging way of saying one has, had or is making love.
by I go by Taylor on occasion August 7, 2007
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