Sergej Pajic

Sergej Pajic is a Serbian tik toker. He is also a singer on youtube. His fans are something between 10-13 years old and he also has a girlfriend which is also a famous Tik Toker. Her tag on Tik Tok is @ukiqukiq

A: Hi, do you like Sergej Pajic?
B: No, i don't but my younger brother do.

by Kritoks February 8, 2021

Blame Sergeants

When all else fails. Blame the Sergeants.

Phrase only makes sense when using the abbreviated form of Sergeants.

Marine 1: "What do you mean my pay is messed up and I am not going to be able to buy groceries or pay my bills? Whose fault is this?"

Marine 2: "I blame Sergeants"

by Best Wifey in the WORRRRLD May 31, 2011

sergeant-skidmarks

title used in referrence to someone who is in a position of leadership, yet warrants no respect.

Yeah, I heard you, Sergeant-Skidmarks!

by dorham May 26, 2006

john sergeant

A john sergeant is someone who is kept in a competition by people (the audience) voting in for them even when they are the worst person there.

Person 1: wow did you see that contest last night

person 2: yea i no that guy who won he was so shit

person 1: yea what a John Sergeant

by PG tips May 29, 2009

sedgy

adj. sleek, sexy and raw. Rough around the edges but highly desirable.

Use: Best used when describing graphics to a designer and you want the end result graphic to be both sexy and edgy. Sedgy conveys both ideas and clearly communicates to the designer what effect you would like your request.

1. Hey, can you make that image look more sedgy?
2. This graphic element could use some more sedge appeal.

by scamler September 29, 2010

a béka segge alatt

In indirect meaning: in a very low position. Usually it is used, when it is not a good news.

(Literally: under frog's ass)

Prices are "under the frog's ass". (Hungarian version: az árak a béka segge alatt vannak.)

Temperature is "under the frog's ass" - It's very cold. (Hungarian version: a hőmérséklet a béka segge alatt van.)

by norijan September 28, 2006

sedgeway

Mishearing of "segue" (pronounced seg-way):

Immediately following, from the Italian for "following"

The song provided the perfect sedgeway into the dance.

by gary popkin May 20, 2006