National Give Your Girl A Hoodie Day

What do you know, its National Give Your Girl A Hoodie Day. Don’t forget to give it to her!

Girl:Hey you know what day it is right?
Boy:Yeah. February 9th. Why?
Girl:So you forgot?
BoyHuh?
Girl:Its “National Give Your Girl A Hoodie Day”

by NationalDayzz February 8, 2024

national give a girl your hoodie day

novembee 23: give hoodie:)

boy 1: do you know what day it is?
boy 2: yes it’s november 23?
boy 1: no not that it’s national give a girl your hoodie day
boy2: ohhh i will dw

by ching_ch0ng.ling.l0ng November 22, 2023

National Give Sloppy Toppy To Isaac Day

November 31st is National Give Sloppy Toppy To Isaac Day. Give him top!

Me and my homies are excited to give Isaac top on National give sloppy toppy to Isaac day!

by DefinitelyNotIsaac69 November 30, 2023

Cold Give

(1)A phrase used as the opposite of a "Hot Take," being a popular opinion. I. E. Everyone agrees.

(2)A simple fact.

(1) Sally: Cold Give, I enjoy eating food.

(2) Sally: Cold Give, I need oxygen to live

by Fallopian tuben December 10, 2023

national give your lover a ring day

February 18th is the national day to give someone you care about a ring. Preferably one from pandora. Specifically timeless wish tiara ring

“hey did you know it’s national give your lover a ring day?”

by ilikemyman February 17, 2024

National Give Head Day

National Give Head Day
You can get head from anybody on February 23 even if you have a girlfriend/boyfriend it won’t matter because it’s national just ask anybody for head they won’t be able to deny it.

Him: Hey can I have head
Her:sure but only this day because it’s National Give Head Day

by Messiah dorsey February 22, 2024

cold give

Cold give (noun): A colloquial term referring to a restrained or impartial viewpoint or opinion on a particular subject, typically expressed with a lack of fervor or passion. In contrast to a "hot take," a cold give often reflects a more measured and neutral stance, devoid of strong emotion or bias. This term is commonly used in informal contexts, particularly in online discourse and social media discussions.

In the ongoing debate over climate change, Sarah offered a cold give, stating that while there is evidence supporting both sides of the argument, more research is needed to draw definitive conclusions. Her measured response stood in contrast to the passionate and polarized opinions expressed by others in the discussion.

by Cr0sskit February 22, 2024