LA Orphan

Someone who left their friends and family to move to Los Angeles.

Jason was an LA orphan before I invited him to hang with us.

by violetpolkadots December 26, 2014

Corporate Orphan

When someone in a company has all of their internal sponsors fired leaving them with no support from upper management.

Damn, John and Richard both got fired, guess I am a corporate orphan now.

by Gangsta Billy September 5, 2018

Corporate Orphan

Noun: When all the members of your immediate team at work either resign, change roles, or are fired leaving you all by yourself because roles never get backfilled.

Tanner: Ugh, Tom, James, Megan and Joe all left the team. Now I have no team and have to do 5 jobs. I'm such a corporate orphan :(

by E60 - S85 January 13, 2022

holiday orphan

A holiday orphan is someone who is forced to spend a holiday alone because they have no immediate family living in the same city or state where they live.

I am a holiday orphan forced to spend this Thanksgiving and Christmas alone because I live in North Carolina all of my family resides back in Wisconsin.

by C Tasch November 24, 2022

Vast Orpheus

In relation to the prophet Orpheus, who’s musical ability was able to sexually persuade others, a Vast Orpheus is someone who is extremely knowledgeable in the musical field. Their work is often considered beautiful and they have a greater understanding of composition than the average musician.

“Hey did you hear that girl singing earlier?”
“Yeah, she’s such a vast Orpheus”

by V.0414 January 24, 2023

Sugar Orphan

A person who strongly desires to be financially spoiled by a 'Sugar Daddy' or 'Sugar Mama' (usually in exchange for companionship and/or sexual favors), but can't seem to find a suitable partner.

Man, I'm a sugar baby out here with no sugar mama to be found, I'm just a sad, lonely sugar orphan, trying to get by in this world.

by Sakores October 2, 2023

Give it to the orphans.

Phrase letting convenience store clerks know that you don't want to wait the 8 seconds for your change and that they should instead just drop it into the charity bucket after you leave.

Tom: "Just the one 40 of Old English please."
Clerk: "That'll be $2.50."
Tom: *gives $3
Tom: "Give it to the orphans."
Tom: *walks out.

by sean90 June 26, 2014