Living your best life; having a grand ole time usually while intoxicated; at your highest point when intoxicated
Living your best life; having a grand ole time usually when intoxicated; on the highest point when intoxicated; "I am f*#%ing thriving!"
by Efuckingwierz October 29, 2017
by reales00 March 8, 2021
by Foreignbrew February 23, 2019
The word 'thrive' originates from a central auckland crew commonly known as the 'Ultimate Thrivers'.
This prestigous bunch of people developed the word during many drunk nights and good times.
It has many meanings but generally donates fun, success, happiness and good times.
This prestigous bunch of people developed the word during many drunk nights and good times.
It has many meanings but generally donates fun, success, happiness and good times.
by Ben August 3, 2004
A special group at Stantonbury International School for people with difficulties and where it is easy to concentrate in all the lessons. The group was set up by Mrs Major. Although there are some students in there who don't behave very nicely and behave very rudely, but there are some who are nice and respectful.
Teacher: Hey you, you won't be in my tutor group anymore, there is another group set up for you.
Me: Wait what is the group?
Teacher: It's called Thrive-A and you will be in there forever now.
Me: NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!! But there are students who are not well-behaved or respectful.
Teacher: You'll have to deal with it, I'm afraid.
Me: I CAN'T BELIEVE THIS!!
Me: Wait what is the group?
Teacher: It's called Thrive-A and you will be in there forever now.
Me: NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!! But there are students who are not well-behaved or respectful.
Teacher: You'll have to deal with it, I'm afraid.
Me: I CAN'T BELIEVE THIS!!
by FrostySnowflake93 August 9, 2019
by Applejuiceisbae June 16, 2019
It is a feeling of sure bliss.
the word gets used around, and confused but the late 09 "thrivers" of st.albans.
Is also used in friday, as thriveday.
it is a describing word.
origins are way back from small underground bands such a dividing the line.
the word gets used around, and confused but the late 09 "thrivers" of st.albans.
Is also used in friday, as thriveday.
it is a describing word.
origins are way back from small underground bands such a dividing the line.
by keeping the thrive alive , tss March 28, 2009