When something threatens your system. This could be a job interview, performing on stage, giving a speech or a Glock 40 at yo azz.
by Cap Peeler March 02, 2024
An allusion to the microscopic, absurd and ill-fated folkloric fiasco known as the manlet uprising. At the same time a highly sarcastic taunt, cleverly playing on the hilarious fact that manlets, due to being afflicted with the devastating and lifelong curse of manletism, are unable to grow up and are therefore doomed to endure the comical and dwarf-like existence of a laughably stunted, utterly insignificant and Napoleon complex-afflicted prison wife manlet. Often used in conjunction with Manlets BTFO or Manlets, when will they learn? - particularly when witnessing another amusingly traumatizing humiliation deservedly suffered by a terminally insecure, inherently effeminate and preposterously petite runt of an Ewok sissy manlet boy.
Did you know that the average height of CEO's for fortune 500 companies is 6 foot and that manmores out-earn manlets by hundreds of thousands of dollars over the course of their respective careers? Lol, that's awesome! Manlet rage guaranteed. Manlets rise up!
by ManletDepreciator August 25, 2024
“Ya done fucked up Richard”
by Jack Geels November 08, 2019
In a state of disbelief or disappointment at someone’s decision to let go of something. Implying that they are doing so in a way that seems uncharacteristic of them
Implication of low effort:
By asking “is that how you’re giving it up,” the speaker is implying that the other person is not giving their best effort.
By asking “is that how you’re giving it up,” the speaker is implying that the other person is not giving their best effort.
by Juscause January 26, 2025
A slang term originating from East London.
Something described as being "straight up raw" or more generally "raw", entails the described to be difficult, challenging or overwhelming to overcome and is sometimes, but not always accompanied by initial expectations of ease.
The use of "straight up" typically entails it being more difficult than if it was just "raw"
Something described as being "straight up raw" or more generally "raw", entails the described to be difficult, challenging or overwhelming to overcome and is sometimes, but not always accompanied by initial expectations of ease.
The use of "straight up" typically entails it being more difficult than if it was just "raw"
"I was attempting the CompTia A+ exam - it was straight up raw"
"I tried to play Bloodborne after all the hype - man that game is straight up raw"
"I tried to play Bloodborne after all the hype - man that game is straight up raw"
by obsidian21 July 12, 2024
by ihutec November 23, 2024
by ihutec November 23, 2024