realsing

Defined by being in a continuously authentic state of mind/being.
When you are about to get really real, and are in the real zone you are in fact, realsing. It's a gerund for being real.
4real, keep it real, really, authentic

I'm the type of girl who likes to keep it real, you know what I'm sayin? I'm realsing 24.7.
4real, keep it real, really, authentic

by Hexxy Pie January 6, 2015

Mullet Reassignment Surgery

When someone that doesn't look good with long hair finally gets it cut.

"Hey! Looking good!"

"Yeah, too many people were telling me my hair looked terrible, so I got some Mullet Reassignment Surgery."

by Big Danny T January 29, 2014

Relastingship

A relationship that only grows and lasts forever.

My parents are celebrating their 50 year relastingship.

We have been in a relastingship since we were kids.

by bonesawmcgee February 25, 2012

jenner reassignment

When an Olympic athlete finally comes out of the closet and decides to live their life as the opposite sex they were born as.

Just found out that the star athlete from my high school announced he was selling his Olympic gold medals to have jenner reassignment.

by 1badJedi February 6, 2015

reasing

Anxiously awaiting a swift kick to the groin. The receiver may or may not know the specific moment to expect delivery.

There I was, with more money than sense. I was reasing when I heard my doorbell ring.

by Reasemaster June 1, 2014

ressing

1. to stay at residence when attending university

2. used by undergraduates attending a college or university outside of their own city

3. a word widely unrecognized and was formerly known as 'staying at residence'

Short form: "Res"

Mike: Yo you gonna stay at home for college? Or are you gonna res?

Chris: I'm def gonna ressing, more broads that way aha

Mike: ahhha Yeeee broski

by darnsomeonelsehasthisname June 11, 2009

Redressing

Putting one's shoes, belts, watches, bracelets, and etc. back on after successfully passing through Transportation Security Administration's screening. Otherwise referred to as "The Redressing of Americans"

After removing his belt and shoes to be scanned before his flight, Dennis put his belt back on, then sat in a chair next to other Americans to lace his shoes. This is the redressing of Americans.

by nikki byrd April 28, 2011