Whitney Dressed as Brittany

An old bird who dresses like a young bird when she really...really shouldn't

Fuck me .....I saw your mum out on the town last night...talk about Whitney dressed as Brittany

by Rifleman59 May 4, 2010

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Pimp Dressed

when one is in attire that is appropriate for a professional workplace environment, but very stylish, either by clothing attire and or color schemes. Thus bringing positive attention to the individual or getting hate from haters that are hating.

Did you catch mike at the meeting?

No!
Too bad, he was all pimp dressed and was looking lollipop good.

by Chulo$ May 10, 2010

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dressed up like nebraska

To wear clothes resembling a nebraska farm boy.
Western or flannel shirt,wrangler jeans ,boots
and a belt.

Whats up with Richard, coming to this party all dressed up like Nebraska!

by Ra-mon November 25, 2006

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intellectually depressed

when an smart witted individual becomes so overwhelmed by the fact that the majority of society are extremely naive and inane that they keel over and anguish in despair.

I consider myself to be an intellectually depressed individual.

by TwerkingSlothFetus October 10, 2017

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depressed, complicated hipster act

An often repeated theatrical routine performed by certain types of hipsters, which is consciously and meticulously rehearsed in advance. While everyone experiences depression, and experiences it in different ways, hipsters often seek to externalize their negative emotions in a manner designed to give the impression that they are more complicated and interesting than the everyday, garden variety hipster. Recurring themes include: sprinkling conversation with Keats references, wearing tight-fitting and threadbare Joy Division t-shirts, and getting inebriated on expensive cognacs every single night of the week. As with all hipster routines, the ‘depressed, complicated hipster act’ is nothing more than a tiresome fashion aesthetic, as well as a pretentious, stilted attempt at projecting a unique persona.

Normal dude #1: Should we call Simon and see if he wants to grab a burger and a few beers?

Normal dude #2: Actually, Simon doesn’t eat anymore—it’s his latest thing. And, no, don’t call him. I’m getting tired of his depressed, complicated hipster act. We can’t afford to drink in his bars, anyway.

by Morrish Windshor June 1, 2011

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