A gen z companion term to popular self-help concepts such as “emotional bandwidth” and “drawing boundaries,” popularized by a press interview with Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande for the movie “Wicked Part 1.”
Interviewer: “people are taking the lyrics of Defying Gravity and really holding space with that and feeling power in that”
Erivo: “That’s really powerful”
Erivo: “That’s really powerful”
by wolfsmilin November 28, 2024
Get the holding spacemug. by Anderson Turis May 27, 2014
Get the chilling at the space shipmug. by cuttlefish9000 March 1, 2023
Get the space drunkmug. by Kingaru Peakinu October 14, 2021
Get the Space Sim Enthusiastmug. by LilNorco January 30, 2017
Get the wall spacemug. when someone tells you something you should remember but later you don't, yet you remember them explicitly telling you after realizing your mistake. i.e, you spaced out and forgot, hence the name spacing it
guy 1 "hey, I moved your phone on the counter so I could set my stuff down"
guy 2 "okay"
later:
guy 2 "where the hell is my phone? I swore it was on the table"
*find it on the counter* "oh shit, guy 1 told me, I must've spaced it"
guy 2 "okay"
later:
guy 2 "where the hell is my phone? I swore it was on the table"
*find it on the counter* "oh shit, guy 1 told me, I must've spaced it"
by CalypsoKobold August 9, 2024
Get the spaced itmug. noun,
The strange, garbled text that appears when computer graphics chew up and spit out something you were trying to read. Words may resemble comic-style expletives (#OI%#, #$gO%#i$^l!), but since I'm not from Space Russia, I can't actually produce it on demand. Expect glyphs (letters of the Roman alphabet are rather hard to find in this soup) to fall on top of each other or be cut in half and otherwise shuffled in a mangled cluster of digital illegibility.
Inspired by Space Barbie. Who also only seems to exist online, and communicates mostly through mangled clusters of digital illegibility.
The strange, garbled text that appears when computer graphics chew up and spit out something you were trying to read. Words may resemble comic-style expletives (#OI%#, #$gO%#i$^l!), but since I'm not from Space Russia, I can't actually produce it on demand. Expect glyphs (letters of the Roman alphabet are rather hard to find in this soup) to fall on top of each other or be cut in half and otherwise shuffled in a mangled cluster of digital illegibility.
Inspired by Space Barbie. Who also only seems to exist online, and communicates mostly through mangled clusters of digital illegibility.
Elliott: Can you tell what that says?
Britt: That mess on the screen? No, it's Space Russian.
Elliott: Exactly. Guess the graphics card needs kicking.
Britt: In Space Russia, graphics card kicks you.
Britt: That mess on the screen? No, it's Space Russian.
Elliott: Exactly. Guess the graphics card needs kicking.
Britt: In Space Russia, graphics card kicks you.
by Xylergeist February 6, 2014
Get the space russianmug.