The war to end all wars

many think this name is slightly ironic considering the great war is reponsable for most current wars but it is true that this war changed the populair view of war from heroic and noble to violent, traumatic and violent and thus in the long run may end the practice forever

The war to end all wars is a very fancy word for the great war

by I_eat_dick November 16, 2021

end credits

The best source of inspiration in naming a baby, a fictional character, or a Sim in the form of the list of all the people involved in the making of a movie, usually shown at the end of the movie.

When I couldn't decide what to name my new puppy, I just watched the end credits of my favorite movie and picked a name from there—now he's named after the cinematographer!

by Emotional Cruiser August 4, 2025

light at the end of the tunnel

Laser pointer attachment on the proctologist's endoscope

Republican Party hopefully sees light at the end of the tunnel.

by [e-mail] January 22, 2023

T0P-ended

The act of becoming an absolute madlad/madladette. A T0P-tier legend sitting at the T0P 0' ya best-list!

Dude 1: "Damn Dude 2, someone said I'm T0P-ended, tf that mean?"
Dude 2: "Shiii homie!! That's fokken sick! You gotta be a fokken real one eh, to be T0P-ended is a rare honor!"

by w4nkerDaProfessori October 17, 2023

dont cry til the end

an old school marketing campain from the earthbound series,that challenges you and i to not cry
until the game´s ending

Ness,Paula,Jeff and Poo will save us all
come with us if you can

dont cry til the end

by JohnnyB.Emo August 3, 2021

gone off the deep end

go mad; behave extremely strangely.

"they looked at me as if I had gone off the deep end"

by Arminkshipper August 8, 2024

End-of-Semester Valedictorian

Typically observed in higher education or at the high school level. Refers to the phenomenon in which a student who has done minimal coursework, suddenly exhibits an immense amount of effort, completing (or attempting to complete) every assignment; this is accompanied by a "sudden", doctoral level, concern about one's Grade Point Average (GPA) and academic standing. This term originated from decades of confused professors and teachers musing," if student name had demonstrated this effort and consideration for their GPA throughout all four years of college/high school, they could be valedictorian of their class". Addendum: This term can also apply to the class rank parents expect their student to achieve when they turn in one missing assignment (typically two to five days after the end of the semester); however, it should not be confused with "End-of-Semester Salutatorian".

The college professor sighed and drank deeply into a cup of coffee, "I know Sarah needs an 'A' in my class in order to have a high enough GPA in his major to graduate, just another 'End-of-Semester Valedictorian" :takes another drink of coffee: "thankfully, I teach college".
*or*
The AP Physics teacher was just about to take a drink of her ice-cold stale coffee when "Jeff", who spent most of the course roaming the halls, busted into the room for the fifth time that day, and asked "what can I do to get a 98?" Jeff was clearly an example of the dreaded "End-of-Semester Valedictorian".

by InkDr.237 December 8, 2022