Feeling mumumbo

A word for 'good' used for confuse the homies

Greg:"Hey im feeling mumumbo right now"
Bobby " fuc is wrong wit u twin🥀🥀🥀"

by Simmypoo August 15, 2025

Shaley Feeling

The shitting feeling that you get when your toes curl and stomach churns as you approach your driveway.

"I was on my way home from CoCo Romos and the shaley feeling hit me hard.

by kenz-er-oo June 17, 2008

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by FrenchVanillaSake March 2, 2025

glitching feelings

When someone’s feelings keep changing that it’s hard to pinpoint exactly what they’re feeling // past experiences may factor in its not just what’s happening in the moment

Her mother had hurt her so much that she has glitching feelings anytime her mother does something nice

by Yellow crocs September 13, 2020

boat feelings

That weird emotional state where you feel unanchored, unsure, or just kinda... floating through life. Like, you're not drowning, but you're not exactly steering the ship either. You're just out there. In the vibes. On the emotional open sea.

That post-vacation, pre-back-to-work limbo? Boat feelings.
That 2 a.m. stare-at-the-ceiling moment? Boat feelings.
That “do I want to break up or just nap?” vibe? Boat. Feelings.

See also:
drifting • liminal space • soft existential crisis • main character in a coming-of-age indie film

Not to be confused with:
Sea sickness (though emotional nausea may apply)

"You good?"
"Yeah, just got some boat feelings. You know how it is."

by ohiokidokian69 May 13, 2025

No More Feelings

Hillary Clinton's 2013 initiative to teach women and girls worldwide to abandon their emotions and become heartless, blindly ambitious harpees just like Hillary.

Thanks to "No More Feelings," every girl in my class acts like a complete bitch.

by Valefar November 6, 2013

feels Stenly man

You use this phrase when talking about a loved one's death.

A:''My mother died last week.''
B:''Feels Stenly man.''

by Alarickable January 26, 2017