Compliment-Tom-Day

Compliment tommyinnit everyday

person 1: What day is it today?

person 2: its Compliment-Tom-Day, i think tommyinnit is cool

by MelodyEatsRabies November 27, 2021

complimentary motive

Opposite yet similar to ‘ulterior motives’, a complimentary motive is when the original plan is pursued on a parallel path that compliments an ulterior pursuit.

More simply put, an ulterior motive takes the place of the original plan, whereas a complimentary motive suggests an option to compliment the original plan.

Pascal and Tina want Sunday bloody’s, so Pascal suggested the complimentary motive to go to the horseshoe bar and grill for bloody Mary’s, as she knew her crush, who owns the bar, would be there.

by Lacsap3 December 12, 2021

Compliment

A lie you tell someone to make them feel better

People like compliments, even though they mean nothing.

by AFrogWhoExists February 2, 2022

Complimentary lie

Another lie to cover up a previous lie that was detected.

A mild way of saying you are a liar.

I bought this item from this shop.... Boom! The shop doesn't know about it's existence.... Oooh! A delivery guy just brought it to me not quite long... I ordered it online.

Are u fucking kidding me? That's a complimentary lie... You want me to believe that shit!

by Lordblinkz February 5, 2022

compliment sandwich

When an insult is softened by placing a compliment before and after.

That jerk Jason gave me a real compliment sandwich. He was like “I’m so happy we’re finally hanging out. You must be really comfortable around me to show up with your hair like that. Only a natural beauty could pull of that just-rolled-out-of-bed look.

by DonutDilla April 7, 2022

Complimentary Complaining

To complain in a nice way when trying not to hurt someone's feelings, but you want to get your point across.

Hey thanks for fixing my coffee but it's different today it's not as hot and it's too sweet, It's good though I'm just doing a lil complimentary complaining.

by ewanders1 October 10, 2022

Compliment Farm

Post or thread on social media created solely to garner positive attention and validation. Often these "compliment farms" will pose under the guise of vulnerable or marginalized individuals seeking help or support. These "compliment farmers" will pretend to suffer from real issues or dilemmas, such as body dysmorphic disorder, to inspire agreements, head pats (and OF link views) from their audience.

Q: "Awww man this girl posted in /r/amiugly and she is maybe a 10/10. Isn't that sad?"
A: "Its probably a compliment farm - look at her post history."
Q: "Yea, im seeing some thirstrappyness here. Belongs in /r/ValidateMe"

by /u/UrbanSombrero August 14, 2023