leen al salem

Leen al salem is a word that can be used to name a amazing, iconic and a cool girl. -MN

person 1:omg ur such a leen al salem
person 2: oh my gosh reallly thank you!

by yourbestieMN November 3, 2020

The Salem Effect

A psychological and semantic phenomenon in which the definition or description of a subject becomes broader over time. This effect is closely related to Semantic Drift, which is a similar effect which describes the changing of a definition rather than an increase in scope.

The Salem Effect is a driving force behind most "witch hunts"

by Byyiiissshhe December 9, 2023

Salem

Salem is a nice 16 year old who then became one of the wierdest and most cruel person i know In college. We went through so much together but he just changed

Salem is a sus man

by Arnold Dilingwhy January 31, 2022

Salem Logic

The logic of thinking about a subject for an extremely long time, to the point where you question your own sanity.

“man i hate being wrong”
“man just use salem logic”
“omg man you’re right”
“#salemlogic”

by C0CkB1t3r December 20, 2021

Salem

Salem is the best person alive and is Also a really good friend that is really awsome

Salem is the best person alive

by GreatOnce March 12, 2022

Salem

Someone that means and defines everyone meaning of perfect shown as a person, They are legit the best person on earth and no one can be better than them. They are the type of person that can cheer you up anytime of day and make your day 10x better, always happy to call with you and keep you company, and just wants you to be happy.
They're one of the best types of people

I fucking love Salem

by xulk July 25, 2021

Salem Fast

Quicker than the typical pace of the population but still slower than most normal people's "slow".

Origin: Originating in Salem City High School in Southern New Jersey, this term is used by many to describe the speed of the student body. When encouraged to do something quickly, most students continue to move so slow, they might as well move backwards.

"May I go to the bathroom?" - Student
"Yes, but do it fast!" - Teacher
"No problem!" - Student who than proceeds to move quicker than usual, but still extremely slowly.
"I meant regular fast, not Salem Fast!" - Teacher

by Doctor W October 26, 2011