Socially Weaponised

When someone's social skills are so impeccably bad that they harm others mental state and cause havoc in social situations.

That socially weaponised meat head is the sole reason for my mental health problems.

by AaronL042 September 7, 2021

Social butterbitch

The term, social butterbitch, derives from the universally known phrase 'social butterfly'. A social butterbitch is someone who socialises with lots of different people but on a purely lame level. They try too hard and it's cringe worthy.

You know that guy Mike? He's a damn social butterbitch if ever I seen one.

by MrTeacherMan February 18, 2022

Social Symbol

words that are used to mean something else

twinkes are the social symbol for fat people

by tru chargrfan21 March 22, 2009

Social Headassery

When a person supports a cause but not the intersectionality of it.

Black person: *is pro black*

Also black person: *is homophobic, transphobic, sexist, and racist against other races*

Woman: *Is a feminist*

Also woman: *Is transphobic, ignorant towards other races, ect.*

This, ladies and gentlemen, is social headassery.

by MarcelSDS January 20, 2018

social mobster

A person who can get attention and a following for doing things of low moral character.

Don't follow a social mobster, be your own person The social mobster will have you do their dirty work while they look innocent The girl is a social mobster when she gets the group to pick on someone He is a social mobster because he uses people and bad behavior to get attention A social mobster gets paid to show up and make a scene

by JOG February 11, 2014

Social Terrorism

To promote social unrest especially through the use of technology Facebook.

Kim the leader of South Korea committed an act of social terrorism by releasing emails stolen from Sony.

by King Kazy July 14, 2016

social networthing

A conversational style designed to let everyone in the conversation establish his or her net worth by the end, which is usually pretty close to the beginning, of the conversation.

Marlene was so adept at social networthing that by the end of her third remark even her wealthier friends began to feel a little disadvantaged.

by Rex Ruthier August 7, 2009