E'asio

IPA: /e·aɪze·ɔ/
Phonetic Respelling: /e-eye-zee-oh/ (Repselling using American English, first "e" in long vowel form.)

Slang term of disputed origin. Can be used as follows:

Adj. - To be underwhelming, mundane, not meeting expectations, lackluster, unexpected (usually negative), or done poorly.
Int. - Suprise, a state of being startled (More commonly expressed with the derivative, "E'asio'na")

1: That film was so boring.
2: I know, it really fell short of my expectations, so e'asio.

by Not Alaska Airlines June 30, 2024

Irish Adiós

While one is tossing their partners salad, creates an air tight seal with their lips around partners 5 points of contact. Once an air tight lock has been achieved, the delivering partner exhales a large "poof" of air. Resulting reactions may occur.

Bro 1: dude I gave my tinder date the Irish Adiós last night after dinner at Red Lobster

Bro 2: that's crazy has she called you since?

Bro 1: nah she hasn't talked to me since.

by AquamMan June 11, 2024