Their

For the idiots:

Their: a group of persons possession

"That's theirs"
"Their dog"

by _.moth._ July 17, 2022

their own name

What people will search on Urban Dictionary, while disagreeing with any negative definition. Some people will also write definitions for their own name.

1. Their Own Name
Sexy beast who is amazing in bed. Whenever you talk to them, you can't help but be charmed by their charisma. A "Their Own Name" can make you laugh.
4258 upvotes 29 downvotes

2. Their Own Name
A person who tries to be funny but never gets a laugh from anyone. They also have a reputation for clogging toilets.
12 upvotes 3814 downvotes

by angahelu June 27, 2016

their eyes were watching god

A book containing many very annoying black southern colloquialisms, with a horrible storyline about a black woman's oppressed life. Of course, she has to throw in a bunch of sexual innuendos involving pear trees, flowers, and bumblebees. If you like reading about a little town called Eatonville where only blacks live, and people from miles around gather to see the new lamppost installed, you'd love this book. If you 're anything like a cognitive human being that requires some kind of respectable theme or decent storyline to enjoy something, stay far away from this book.

Our AP English class got assigned to read Their Eyes Were Watching God, regardless of the fact that everything else we've read contains 200% more thought-provoking content than this garbage.

by Cognizant April 20, 2005

Their Eyes Were Watching God

Possibly one of the worst books ever written. Commonly applied as literative torture to High School freshmen.

"Why the hell are we reading this damn book?"

by PapaFrita March 12, 2005

their bf, but...

a term on snapchat which means "you're their best friend, but they aren't yours."

person 1: hey what emoji do i have on ur snap
person 2: uhhh *changes emoji from "their bf, but..." to "bff"*

by i'm trying my best June 11, 2018

their, there, they're

Commonly confused words in texts, writing, and Facebook that are used in every day language and are supposed to be used in different ways.

their, there, they're
OMG Karen you can't just ask people why they're white!

I mean, I couldn't have a lesbian at my party! There were gonna be girls there in their bathing suits! I mean, right? She was a lesbian!

by luckstruck December 26, 2010

Their Eyes Were Watching God

An excellent novel written by Zora Neale Hurston in 1937. The book details the life of Janie Crawford , a Southern black woman, and her search to find her voice and her one true love. This novel was popularized partly by it's inclusion as required reading within some high school English classes, Oprah Winfrey’s book club, and the fact that it is very original and enthralling, giving the reader a new sense of what the world was like in the 1930’s through the eyes of a strong-willed black woman.

Student #1: Is Mrs. Essigmann making your class read 'Their Eyes Were Watching God', too?

Student #2: Shut the fuck up.

by IxBexAxNinja July 30, 2006