Andrew Moment

When someone, typically named Andrew, ignores the current situation only to ask what just occurred afterwards. This is applicable to missing entire topics in conversations and important events.

Me: "…and that's why I am afraid of SpongeBob"
Andrew: "What? I wasn't listening. What happened?"
Me: "Andrew moment"

by Pemherz February 5, 2023

Andrew Tate Dick Breath Syndrome

Someone who is such a big fan of Andrew Tate or other "manosphere" influencers that they look at them like they're all-knowing gods or great philosophers.

That man over there has Andrew Tate Dick Breath Syndrome so bad that I can smell it from here and it's effecting his social life at work.

by Oxford editor March 19, 2023

julie andrews syndrome

Having the constant and overwhelming urge to break out into a musical number in every day life.

My daughter is so extra, she even has Julie Andrews Syndrome.

by Linda the mermaid. September 27, 2017

Hailey Andrews

A girl that likes to put water bottles in her hair and constantly makes jokes and talks.

Oh my goodness you sound like hailey Andrews.

by Doraisabitch October 15, 2018

Prince Andrew Effect

A modernist approach to the Streisand Effect, in which when an attempt to hide, remove, or censor information has the unintended consequence of increasing awareness of that information.

Coined by the masses following British Royal Prince Andrew's request for all testimony in the Maxwell case to be kept secret.

The testimony from the Maxwell case will go public by virtue of the Prince Andrew Effect.

by Mobius_Stripper December 30, 2021

polly-faye andrews

She is a sweet caring girl who is always nice she is funny pretty AF she is a good friend.

Wow is that polly-faye andrews she is amazing

by Seántyler February 12, 2018

andrew jackson

The 7th president of the United States. He acted against the ruling of the Supreme Court which recognized the government of the Cherokee Indians and the borders of their homeland. He helped the Georgians to force the Cherokee out of their land, saying such things as, "Let (the Supreme Court) protect them" and "We will light a fire underneath (the Cherokee) so that they will have to move." After being rounded up and placed in concentration camps, many Cherokee starved to death, while others prostetuted themselves for food. Then they began the Trail of Tears or Trail Where They Cried Oklahoma, along which several thousand died. The reason of all this was the anger and selfishness of Georgians who could not accept the fact that the Cherokee had built a government for which the United States government was a model (it had 3 branches of government). Moreover, the Georgians, excited by the Georgia Gold Rush, wanted the gold that was on Cherokee land. It is through his actions that today certain groups of Cherokee Indians now buy back very small portions of the land that is there's, reluctantly using casino money to do so. Thus, Andrew Jackson is another step in the legacy of cruelty, racism, and genocide of American Indians.

Although his actions were horrible, Americans continue to revere Andrew Jackson because he was "a man of his times" and that somehow excuses him.

by John Thiel September 3, 2008