In the depths

"In the depths" is used to describe someone who is in deep trouble and who is in a bad or difficult situation to get out of. It can also be used to explain the extent to how much someone is in trouble with a certain thing or situation.

"My english grade is in the depths of hell. There is no getting out of this one."

by charestelle08 September 8, 2025

sun__.depth

Hottest person to exist. Usually defined as two very hot and spicy people, that are going to be the next Albert Einstein.

Omg, it’s Sun__.depth! I love them so much, so hot!

by Bingbong__.Bing April 14, 2022

The Walking Depths

A name with an insurmountable amount of aura.

John: Have you heard of "The Walking Depths"?
Bobby: Yeah I did! They helped me out of a depths ganking earlier, on my power 20 PVE slot.

by FreakyFelinor November 30, 2024

In depth room tour

To give someone a tour of your room then have fun in bed and watch a show after

She told me she would give me a in depth room tour and it was very fun

by 9_dry February 14, 2022

Mood Depth

The vibe you need to really get into something that requires focus. Being in the right headspace to really stand on business.

I tried to start my paper last night, but I just wasn’t feeling the mood depth for it—had to wait until I was really in the zone.

by pa_brat October 24, 2024

order book depth

A list of orders at a given trading Venue; The amount of bids on either side of a market spread, Buy or sell.

That shitcoin Sentinel has the worst Order book depth, It is almost toxic

by JamesXMRdev July 14, 2019

Nice Depth

A phrase an english teacher says that, in truth, means "Your answers were too long and I got bored".

When her paper said "nice depth" on it, she knew that her answers were too uninteresting.

by Klassified September 19, 2012