Non-breath oblige, originating from the Vocaloid song by Pinocchio-P, means to be in a haze where you can not breathe at all. It originates from the French phrase “noblesse oblige” which literally translates to nobility obligates which means to be nobly.
Person 1: Dude are you seriously tired from running? We barely even started!
Person 2: I’m not good at running, I’m in a non-breath oblige!
Person 2: I’m not good at running, I’m in a non-breath oblige!
by Ilovegalaxyslol December 08, 2023
he spoke with enlightened breath
by nonicknameyet January 06, 2024
by Frankco26 September 12, 2021
This phrase is used when one finds themselves in a situation of intense irritation by another party. The feeling is so intense that even the mere breathing of the aforementioned third party is considered infuriating.
Tom says, "I can't believe that she got employed."
Mike replies, "I know, right. Can't believe it either. It's like the company wants to employ idiotic people. I CAN'T STAND HER!"
Tom replies back, " Watch that bitch breathe ... "
Mike replies, "I know, right. Can't believe it either. It's like the company wants to employ idiotic people. I CAN'T STAND HER!"
Tom replies back, " Watch that bitch breathe ... "
by Red Hot Psaila Pepper December 11, 2023
A depressed person (or someone who struggles with mental health issues) will never truly be at rest until they breathe their last breath. The moment they breathe their last breath they feel at peace and no longer have to deal with their ongoing mental struggles.
by zezegy May 11, 2023
Person 1: Are you addicted to perianal abscess?
Person 2: Yes.
Person 1: Breathing. AROUND. CoUnTrIeS. Hastily. UNDER. TORMENT.
Person 2: Yes.
Person 1: Breathing. AROUND. CoUnTrIeS. Hastily. UNDER. TORMENT.
by LeSouffleDeVersailles January 29, 2025
When someone exhales short and quick breathes but also sounds like they are giggling or laughing at the same time. Short bursts of quite laughter.
by dumpling765 December 20, 2019