asshole reflux disease

asshole reflux disease - the heartburn, or acid reflux, a person gets when an asshole, usually one who has some superiority of position, enters a room

Marie gets a nasty taste of acid in her mouth from asshole reflux disease whenever Phylis walks in.

by TooSick4U October 6, 2008

bieber-reflux

while laughing at the next ridiculous Justin Bieber news piece, you experience an equal and opposite physical reaction resulting in nausea and vomiting.

I had a severe case of bieber-reflux when I heard about the upcoming 3-D movie about the teen star.

by BlueStilly December 2, 2010

The Spoon Reflection

when one looks at themselves in a spoon, and their reflection in the spoon looks exactly like another person.

"I looked in a spoon today and remarkably the reflection in of me in the spoon looked like a really weird looking friend of mine. I believe my friend has a case of 'The Spoon Reflection'!"

by OWJIEOWJE October 25, 2009

Post-nut reflection

The moment of complete self reflection and clarity immediately following busting a huge nut.

"the Post-nut reflection hit me, and the self reflection and realisation kicked in"

by Sheldonisautistic February 3, 2018

reflector effect

about someone whos unable to see hes own jerk because of big belly.must use a mirror

Look at the guy behind the bar!Looks like he suffers reflector effect!

by chinasky March 23, 2009

ReflectoSpective

Fun combination of Retrospective and Reflection ... Can be used in different situations. When you can use the word RETROSPECTIVE or REFLECTION/REFLECTIVE try Reflectospective instead!

After viewing the photography exhibit, she was in a Reflectospective mood. Wondering if her own work would ever be recognized by the art world.

by VGVGVG March 11, 2010

reflux

verb. To heat a liquid at its boiling point while condensing the vapors and returning this liquid to the system to which it originated.

Mark: I'm going to reflux my RCM.

Colin: You mean you're going to heat your reaction to reflux?

Mark: No, my first comment is grammatically correct. Now.

by Colinnnnnnnnnn September 8, 2010