issuematic

Descriptive of a situation that may induce drama or otherwise result in a problem.

His collar may be issuematic.

by F. Phelan August 15, 2006

Stepdad issues

When you hate something as much as you hate your stepdad.

William: I got stepdad issues with the media.
Daren: What the fuck could that possibly mean?
William: I know it has to be there and I understand my mom loves it. But I hate it.

by sourcefedding August 12, 2015

relationship issues

People who have relationship issues are usually the people who had a rough childhood (problems with socialising or parents ) and are obsessed with their partner so they lie without realizing , so they would keep their partner only for them cause are scared of being unloved or lonely .
There are more kinds of relationship issues but this is the principal issue .
The people with this condition want to be loved and feel that they matter to someone because their parents didn't showed them love or they didn't have friends . They usually are overprotective , jealous , obsessed with you but if you show them love they will leave you or will become more obsessed with you till you'll want to kill yourself.

I have relationship issues and I can't change that .

by Rouge_Nicol January 4, 2021

Brother Issues

When someone says “I have brother/sister issues” they mean they crave brotherly/sisterly love. They crave someone to make fun of, someone to hate, someone to love, someone to talk about to their parents, someone to share things with, to share everything with. Anyone can have brother issues.

A- “Damn he has brother issues”

B- “Yeah makes sense. He’s an only child”

by I’m A Dinosaur 🦕 March 14, 2022

jeogiyo noona hokshi namjachingu isseoyo?

A line in a Straykids song WOW (3racha) by Han Jisung

Meaning: Excuse me noona, do you have a boyfriend

Han: jeogiyo noona hokshi namjachingu isseoyo? 🐴🐴

by Aster. March 14, 2023

bank of issue

(ECONOMICS) A bank that is empowered to issue currency. In the USA, between 1863 (National Bank Act) and 1935, any bank with a federally issued charter (i.e., a national bank) was allowed to issue currency. After 1914, few did.

The US Treasury issued a small number of banknotes until 1971.

In the UK, banknotes of the Bank of England are legal tender; but the Royal Bank of Scotland is also a bank of issue.

Today, in almost every country of the world, the sole bank of issue is the central bank of that country.

The People's Bank of China is the bank of issue for the People's Republic of China.

by Abu Yahya May 5, 2010

Issei

The ultimate power. According to The Dead Sea Scrolls, "Issei" is the actual first word of Jesus.

That dude is the Issei

by The Farac August 13, 2006