E-male

An adult male who is heavily influenced by social media and whose posts are marked by excuses and over-sensitivity. He deflects instead of taking responsibility for his actions. He may enjoy male-centric podcasts or refer to all women as "females."

Girl, this E-male is in my DMs telling me to venmo him for last night's drink. Blocked!

by PAC89 January 19, 2023

hjg e

Poob butt hair

I got a hjg e in my ass

by Lachlan August 9, 2019

e slop

the act of an e-boy listening to an e-girl make the sounds of giving head, whilst beating his meat.

"bro, this e girl gave me the e slop, no pay pal. it was epic."

by eslopqween November 9, 2017

Donya E

the best wife and mother ever and thinks BONJOVI is cool

Donya E listens to bonjovi with her husband

by curtdaddy August 4, 2010

e-Hug

An electronic image of a hug created by using common keyboard symbols. Commonly used to give the calming effects of a hug over the internet.

The eyes of the 2 indiviuals are created with "O" and/or "o".
The mouths are created by "_"
The edge of the bodies are created with "( )"
The arms are created with ">"

It looks like this:

(>O_o)> (o_O )

Jamie: "I need a hug"

James: ‎(>O_o)> (o_O )

Jamie: "Thanks for the e-Hug. I feel much better now."

by Hey, Its my pseudonym!! August 1, 2011

e-wang

1. Your e-penis
2. How confident you are online.
3. How much clout you wield (online).

"Yep I got in, I've got a big e-wang."

by Verdafolio January 15, 2005

Double "E"

A double "E" is a Geek. The etymology becomes obvious after you remove the G and the K.

This came out of a Schoolastic catalog ad for a Lizzie McGuire book. The cartoon version of Lizzie is seen saying "Don't be a double 'E'."

I had to ask my 8 year-old daughter what the hell it meant, so this is cutting-edge slang folks.

Two 5th graders in the playground:

Tyrone: Hey Brad, want some Mary Jane?

Brad: No. My parents said I shouldn't do that.

Tyrone: Jesus Brad! Don't be a double "E!" I suppose you don't drink either. What a dw"ee"b.

(here we see that many nerd pejoratives feature the double "E")

by Matt McGuire May 14, 2004