Southern Discomfort

A euphemism for diarrhea, aka the hershey squirts. The term is a play on Southern Comfort, an alcoholic drink and the modified version refers to discomfort in the southern region of the body, the bowels.

Mike - "Are you feeling any better, Elizabeth?"
Elizabeth - "No, I've still got some Southern Discomfort..."

by LizardBreath16 August 10, 2009

discomfort streamer

the opposite of a comfort streamer, attempts to crack as many dark/offensive jokes as possible in order to satisfy a certain audience group.

dude jschlatt is hilarious he is my discomfort streamer

by the fuck bro July 19, 2023

Entering the discomfort zone

To intentionally do uncomfortable things

"What are you doing?"
"Im (Entering the discomfort zone)"

by NonSkrapple April 18, 2022

proctological discomfort

royal pain in the ass.

With her constant moaning, Thelma was fast becoming a proctological discomfort.

by the real pappapittmudman April 23, 2006

Discomfortness

the feeling of being undermined when trying to prove or identify a point. This feeling can be so overwhelming that oneself may artificially create a situation or enviroment in order to validate one's point.

The word discomfortness is not an official word in Webster's dictionary. However, Mike was able to prove to his wife the word discomfortness truly exist in Urbandictionary.com the dictionary of the people, the dictionary of Choice!!

by Krumbz November 11, 2010

Culinary Discomfort

The feeling you get when someone near you is eating a gross combination of food and/or sauces.

Person 1: Do you see that kid over there? What is he eating?

Person 2: Oh that's Person 3, he eats the grossest combinations of food I've ever seen. Looks like today he brought a ham sandwich with ranch dressing and bar-b-que sauce and he's dipping it in his milk and his soup. Gross.

Person 1: That causes me to have a lot of Culinary Discomfort. I wish he would just stop.

by Can't stand that smell guys January 2, 2013

discomfortable

The act of being discombobulated and uncomfortable at the same time.

Kristina: I just fell up the stairs. Now my legs hurt. I'm feeling extremely discomfortable.

by rokkandi October 18, 2010