Sick Points

The act of coughing or faking sick to gain someone's sympathy or attention, like scoring points to gain the favor of others.

Bro, stop coughing like that. I know you're just trying to farm sick points.

by MrPlank October 2, 2025

making points with you

Action or service made to someone in order to feel more appreciated.

Even though I was exhausted and run down, I was making points with you by finishing your "Honey-Do" list.

by Nico Newt April 2, 2021

Well Point

A point that is well.

The well point for others, such as emotions of happiness, is beneficial.

by ForestFox01 May 28, 2025

Point Prover

An action that serves no purpose other than showing someone you can do something, regardless of the financial, physical or emotional cost. The offenders name is usually Chris or Mandy.

Chris is such a point prover! He tailgated 5 feet off that truck’s bumper, traveling 80 mph, to show his anger for being cutoff!

by navaagain September 26, 2018

Talking Points

A point someone in an argument usually uses because it is considered a strong point.

The name of a JackBox Party Game, Found on Pack 7, where players must give a presentation (Power Point style), but the slides except the first (which is written by someone else based on a prompt and choosen by the presenter) are random or (for images) choosen by another player (the assistant).

The point is you pick a first slide, and then try to make shit up as you go along the way, hilarity ensues.

Host: Y’all wanna play “Talking Points”?

by SomeAutisticAce December 15, 2024

Earn brownie points without a hamper

For someone else to think that you've done something nice without actually doing it

Alex really liked the comment. It was a good way to earn brownie points without a hamper.

by Aööoo April 22, 2021

Fifth Person Point of View (FPPV)

It is when you are writing in a such of way that no one relies on what you're going to write. It is when you are using confusing sentences -- think of the way Frank Herbert wrote his famous novel double-trilogy, Dune -- Frank Herbert used confusing things moving onto things such as character's thoughts, character's own paragraphs, and more onto that.

John read Dune, Dune Messiah, Children of Dune, God Emperor of Dune, Heretics of Dune, and Chapterhouse: Dune, and her thought it was a Fifth Person Point of View (FPPV).

by Wargom July 14, 2024