subjunctive verb form

Things to remember when using the subjunctive verb form:
1) Channel Beyonce ("If I WERE a boy"), not Justin Bieber ("If I WAS your boyfriend").
2) Use the singular verb form - listens becomes listen, walks becomes walk.
3) Think about the context. The subjunctive verb form is either used in formal writing/discussions, or in expressing hopes or dreams.

The subjunctive verb form could be used like this:
If you were to listen, you might learn something.
I recommend that you study.

by _Rhubarb_ March 22, 2017

6th form

Its like sex- take away the bed, your partner and the entire concept of love replaced with the feeling of distress and agony and old men and women waffling on about mitochondria being the power house of the cell.

oh boy I'm so going 6th form

by TeaGodHika October 10, 2019

Lowest form of entertainment

Mime.

"Hello there. You seem to be the lowest form of entertainment."

*silence*

by Oops! The Entertainer August 17, 2011

True Form

When you are something else on the inside than what you truly are.

“I feel as if my true form is a sloth, cause I be chillin” said the human.

by Themostamazingestpersononearth December 17, 2018

full form

(V) to be in the state of utter impairment, aggrevation, and disorderly conduct due to an incongurous consumption of alcahol.

"Matt was full form by the time he got to the bar last night"

by Pump master July 19, 2014

final form

Gaming analogy.

When someone's (usually a girlfriend's) anger is at it's crisis mode. They've shed their first and second stage attacks and phased into their highest level of fury. Nearly impossible to defeat, this screaming, rage-fueled bitch-monster will stop at nothing to ruin you.

Tread lightly. Her HP is at an all time high, so choose your weapons carefully:
Apologies, candies, and compliments often have a reverse effect and are weaker against a Final Form rage monster.

Man, she's scary enough when she's just mad, but last night that bitch went into her Final Form.

by Dakotaorian February 23, 2014

bro-form

Non-pro extreme sport equipment & gear hook up. All the products are given to the non-pro athlete free of cost in exchange for good sporting performance and good attitude.

Manufacturer, sales rep, or local shop says to you, “You're good on the mountain or at the stake park, here is a free board. If you keep it up and aren't an a** to others I'll give you more free gear.”
"Yo man, you rip, want a bro-form?"

by To Be Left Anonymous January 27, 2006