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Ejection Seating

The intentional, passive-aggressive act of behaving in a sudden, eccentric, or highly unappealing manner (often via text or on a date) to force the other person to end the relationship or ghost you first, thereby avoiding the uncomfortable responsibility of initiating the breakup.

Named after the pilot mechanism used to forcefully propel oneself out of an aircraft in an emergency; in dating, the person hits their own emotional "eject" button by making the situation unworkable for the partner.
"I didn't hear back after my last date, but I think I just got ejection seated—he suddenly started sending me three-page manifestos about his theories on ancient aliens."

"He didn't want to break up with her before the holidays, so he started ejection seating by moving into his mom's basement and only communicating through interpretive dance videos."

"I tried to get a second date, but she responded to my text with a detailed financial plan for our retirement. I think I just got ejection seated."
by Aura Lucia October 30, 2025
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Once-A-Season Friend

an acquaintance whom you see only about four times a year, typically every three calendar months, even though you generally get along jovially. The lack of more frequent camaraderie can be due to geographic distance, a lack of deeper connection, or as is most often the case - the passage of time in what was once a closer friendship
Yea, I was going to hit the bar with my buddy this Friday. I haven't seen him in months! He's more of a once-a-season friend.
by doolsandtrims December 4, 2010
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Political silly season

In politics, the time, especially just before the election, when underliverable promises and wild accusations are the order of the day.
The Left Wing's accusation that the conservative candidate was buying votes is an example of the pre-election political silly season.
by Ruerzi June 7, 2011
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In the seasonal meantime

As a way of saying what's happening during a season, as of now, but now as in the present season (within any month of fall, etc.).
October (Fall) 2011.

Ian: One of these days we should go to one of those island singles resorts. I dunno how soon it'll be, but in the seasonal meantime, let's get together for the next Celtics game.

Seth: Sweet! I'm down!
by ribetab August 27, 2012
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rolled cuffs season

It is from Oct.15 to Nov. 21
Joe: Jessica roll your cuffs!
Jessica: Why Joe?
Joe: Well it's Rolled Cuffs Season!
Jessica: oh..
by Him Thomas October 28, 2013
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berries in season

Ian has dingle berries so he has berries in season
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Tokyo Ghoul 3rd season

A mystery that hasn't been solved yet.

Definetely starting this summer(started in 2015).

Synonym for "never", "nothing", "haha I got'chu"
I think I'll finish my homework when Tokyo Ghouls 3rd season airs.

I'll Tokyo Ghoul to work out 3rd season. <-very common usage

I'll Tokyo Ghoul 3rd season love you.
by NeroLP123 May 7, 2017
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