by fluuvy July 26, 2023
by Mrsanchez2dope February 06, 2016
Someone with absolutely no dis-regard when killing others. This person has no emotion, or second-thoughts about killing.
by a Sick Killa June 06, 2009
The what? The Rats!
The Food water.
So
So?
What a So
Yeah
The definition is having really really really skinny legs
and then when the food is together with the leg there’s water inside like
then when you stand like this, you stand like this
no that’s it thank you
The Food water.
So
So?
What a So
Yeah
The definition is having really really really skinny legs
and then when the food is together with the leg there’s water inside like
then when you stand like this, you stand like this
no that’s it thank you
He really had some nasty “Yoga Feet”
I went to yoga this morning and I thought I was gonna have the most peaceful hour of lent life which i needed
and when i entered the room ai saw two bobbly wobbly doubly “sick yoga feet”
and it turned my world upside down.
I went to yoga this morning and I thought I was gonna have the most peaceful hour of lent life which i needed
and when i entered the room ai saw two bobbly wobbly doubly “sick yoga feet”
and it turned my world upside down.
by Rockette Morton June 23, 2024
A phrase used to express support for one’s choice, path, experience etc.
Typically used as a response to someone’s story.
Most often it is used in a sincere, endearing manner as a slight deflection of emotions as to make light of a heavy statement.
Typically used as a response to someone’s story.
Most often it is used in a sincere, endearing manner as a slight deflection of emotions as to make light of a heavy statement.
Jim: “....and after all that heartbreak, I told my dad I made centerfield so he should come to my games now.”
Frank: “sick jurn man haha that’s deep.”
Frank: “sick jurn man haha that’s deep.”
by Constantine_Rubby December 25, 2019
This is also an old or possibly ancient nautical term used to describe the condition in which a sailor falls in love with ocean going life or even the sea itself. One with this condition may spend several years upon the waters with only brief time ashore.
I can't believe Hugh turned 62 today and he already has 37 years seatime(1 year seatime =365 days at sea) he must have been young when he got the sickness.
by Robisatsea December 08, 2021