my dying bride

1. DOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOM!!!!!!!
2. listening to them has about the same emotional impact as your bride dying.
3. misery.

Cry of Mankind
your shameful heaven
Symphonaire Infernus et spera Empyrium

by Lee Bullock Mullethunter March 23, 2004

Snitches are a dying breed

Phrase most often seen in biker subculture that implies that people who inform to the police deserve to be killed.

That guy wearing a snitches are a dying breed t-shirt is a member of the Outlaws M.C.

by sometreehugging liberal June 30, 2016

Blue Screen of Dying

The act of a computer crashing by displaying the blue screen of death.

Past Tense: Blue Screen of Died

PC User: "Shit, my computer is blue screen of dying."

Mac User: "Should have gotten a Mac, those never blue screen of die."

by seebzy July 28, 2012

Dying duck act

When you are very ill, usually with a cold and are moping with said illness on the couch.

“God, you really do a dying duck act when you get sick”

by Ccp_bluesky August 11, 2018

Dy-lan drunk

Drinking way too fast and way too soon, so that you're "that guy". Being extremely belligerent and possibly removing all of your clothing, or headbutting windows thinking you're Chuck Norris.

Aron: "you gonna get Dylan drunk, or Dy-lan drunk?"
Dylan: "I'm goin for the home run, Dy-lan's comin out!"

Mike: "you gonna get Dy-lan drunk again and bullfight cars this time?"
Dylan: "I was thinking more along the lines of trying to do a backflip over a bonfire naked"

Balboa: "Did you HAVE to break the window?!"
Dylan: "That was Dy-lan... I can take no responsibility of what happens when he comes out."

by DJ DUI February 11, 2008

last of a dying breed

someone who does something very few people do anymore normally something illegal
real gangsters, king of lines (graffiti kings), trap stars - some examples

did you hear jack got killed hustling" "ya the cops found 1 pound of heroin on him" "damn he really was one of the last of a dying breed

by urban word monkey October 19, 2010

as i lay dying

Book written by William Faulkner in a term of six weeks and unedited by himself. About the passing of a mother and the moving of her body within a white trash family. Boring and repetitive.

As I Lay Dying provided me with a good nap.

by AshesInTheSky April 27, 2006