racism by way of continuing to work on mostly or all-White teams; particularly relevant to creative & casting teams
"let me know if they're being shade-y at auditions for Beauty and the Beast... they better not use "but they were French" as an excuse to only call back the White girls!"
"Psh, they really said "sassy best friend from across the tracks" in the character breakdown. Shade-y."
"Psh, they really said "sassy best friend from across the tracks" in the character breakdown. Shade-y."
by SusanGreg March 08, 2023
The awkward sound one makes when playing one of the many Sporcle quizzes that require this mother of a word- Kyrgyzstan.
Name countries that begin with a K.
"Oh, I know this one, but I can't spell it!"
"Dude, its totally Kur-guh-y-iz-stan!"
"Oh, I know this one, but I can't spell it!"
"Dude, its totally Kur-guh-y-iz-stan!"
by potoftiggers April 12, 2010
by SeattleNative April 22, 2024
by Ghostmoji ×•× July 07, 2022
hola como estas muy bien y tu yo no vivo en Australia si muy feliz
hola como estas muy bien y tu yo no vivo en Australia si muy feliz
by Abcvd January 09, 2024
This is the person with whom you reunited, for whatever reason, after previously ending a relationship. He/She was your ex-boy/girlfriend and now is your y-boy/girlfriend. The term was created to facilitate communication. The homonym was appropriate for the reasons everyone asks.
“My y-boyfriend and I are going to his cousin’s wedding.” The listener can understand how that experience may be different than if you were a new, current, or just a friendly date. In general, the listener understands that you have had a relationship with this person, parted with them, grown, and reunited after working out your problems….or not, so some say, “Why?”
by LaJeSchu May 26, 2013