Love is a Trend

1. Love hurts, I can’t love, I can’t love you, I don’t really think I can love, I don’t really think I should trust.

Ex: You only love me because they love me. Love is a trend.

by Cedbrazy July 24, 2022

Bottles Bullshit Trend Line

Bottles Bullshit Trend Line, (BBLT) - Used by the not-so-famous Bottle Rocket of Greatland fame who once laid a trend line on a chart with zero experience, and rode the sucker for well over a year.

and then failed to cash out when it broke it...

Bottles Bullshit Trend Line is now at £13.65

by uttabull March 24, 2023

hop on the trend

When you want to attract lots of attention to gain love and affection or business.

I had to hop on the trend in order to become perpetually famous.

by AuthorDrew July 2, 2023

color book trend

A trend where teenage girls do with their boyfriend in which they draw a color book and they show both of their drawings

Did you see how Jessica did the Color book trend with Jason? Yes dude!

by user88271611 December 6, 2023

Zahide won this trend

A ton load of bullshit people put in every comment section on tiktok

person 1: zAhiDe wOn tHiS trEnD
Person 2:SYBAU

by Sadlilpencil:) April 22, 2025

flatusidal tendencies

a disorder whereby a person has recurring thoughts about breaking wind in crowded and, often times, confined places (This is a dangerous situation in which the person in question is on the verge of becoming a sphincter Sinatra if he/she does not receive professional help or, at the very least, a bitch slap by his/her friends.)

Paratrooper: Sarge, I know it’s not the time but I keep thinking about plantin’ some onion.
Jumpmaster: GOT DAMN IT!!! Ya better at-ease those flatusidal tendencies or I’ll toss your goat-smellin’ ass off this bird right now, green light or not.

by goose_on_a_roof October 16, 2020

Tenderfoot

American slang dating back to the time of the old west. It was used by people who were established in frontier towns to describe someone new, either to the area or the prevailing conditions; someone lacking experience and who was perhaps a little naive. Mildly disparaging but without any real malice it is still used occasionally to describe someone who is just starting out on their chosen career.

Despite having been to university, you’re still a tenderfoot when you start in the workplace.

by AKACroatalin September 1, 2016