lonely heart

Someone who at one point was hurt and now is afraid to let love or friendship in. They instead choose solitude even though it makes them sad.

James knew pain so he built up walls of solidude. He was an introvert with the disguise of a extrovert. We thought we understood him but really we knew nothing at all. He chose to seclude himself even though it made him lonely. Loneliness that drove him to pretend to be someone he wasn't. What he was-is-is a lonely heart.

by wordswilldefineme December 23, 2013

heartbreak

when an asshole leads you on, knowing that you love him. then randomly doing shit that twist and tears and punctures your heart. yet you don't stop loving him in hopes that one day he will love you.

he/she dumped me. i loved them. I now know what heartbreak feels like. </3

by Mega-Sweetheart-101 November 22, 2011

Amber hearded

The act of defecating on your significant others bed

Damn I just got amber hearded by my ex. On my good cotton sheets too.

by TronLegacy11 July 2, 2022

Second heartbeat

A thumping or throbbing expressed by the female genitalia during periods of sexual arousal, response, frustration, or climax. Described by many as being similar to a heartbeat

Just found out guys can feel your second heartbeat and I used to sit on my ex’s lap all the time. Time to drink the pain away

by Sen. Kammy February 13, 2020

hear me out

A phrase used in some Internet sub-cultures to justify a "taboo" attraction - a traditionally unattractive character, an insanely evil character, or even simply a character that's an anthropomorphic animal. An unapologetic yet classier way of saying "I want to fuck this character."

"I'm not a furry, but Kovu from The Lion King...hear me out..."

by Araragi April 2, 2021

Amber heard

When someone is being annoying or a major pissoff

Omg Kyle stop fighting your brother, don’t be such a amber heard!

Alfie was cracking lame jokes infront of seniors today, he was being such a amber heard.

by Daddyshrekkk June 8, 2022

Amber Heard Word

A word that you use interchangeably with another word that has a different meaning despite knowing the difference.

Example 1:
Person 1: "I donated that money"
Person 2: "did you pay either of those charities?"
Person 1: "not yet"
Person 2: "then you haven’t donated the money, you only pledged it"
Person 1: I use pledge and donate synonymously"
Person 2: "well I don’t use them synonymously…this is one day going to be called an Amber Heard Word"

Example 2:

Person 1: "Hey did you check out the Sears sale going on?"
Person 2: "you know that’s a bed bath & beyond right?"
Person 1: "yeah but I just call it sears"
Person 2: "I guess that’s your Amber Heard Word"

by Carlós Wheezár September 26, 2022