flashtaging

Someone who over hashtags their tweets on Twitter to gain more exposure.

most #underrated #britpop band, without question: #supergrass #fuckyou #thingsweneedtochange

"I have to unfollow Steve on Twitter. I am sick of his flashtaging. I can't even get through a message with only 120 characters."

by Hashtag Failer September 2, 2011

Flashback-interruption (FBI)

When having a sudden flashback during a conversation which screws up the point or make the conversation off-topic etc.

-"Oh, so you're finally back on msn then?"
-"You mean facebook?"
-"Ehm.. Yeah, flashback-interruption (FBI)."

by Torikabuto January 15, 2012

Flashtagram

A flash mob that occurs on Instagram, when a group of Instagramers post predetermined images at a set time to amuse and confuse followers, or show support for a particular cause or event.

To make Celeste's birthday that much more special, her friends planned a flashtagram between 12am and 1am on the day of her 21st birthday and posted their fav pics of Celeste with the hashtag #Happy21Celeste

by ladyluck81 August 12, 2014

Flashtag

To sum up your Twitter post in one word

My Mum is singing campfire hymns #Mumbyah ...I totally flashtagged that one

by GoggleboxUK May 12, 2015

flashing the chrom

To show you are armed in public

Usually a gun with a luster and looks intimidating

Yo I had to start flashing the chrome to protect myself

by Rockidickens458 September 12, 2017

placid flashback

1. An event similar to an acid flashback, only with downers instead of uppers.

2. Perry Como's revenge. (Antonym of Jerry Garcia's revenge.)

3. Memories of the Lake Placid Winter Olympics.

Mommy doesn't need any more Valium. She is already having a placid flashback.

by Biff Skippy February 7, 2010

summercamp flashback

1. The illusion of being in a real rock band.

2. Often used as filler when discussing any situation that does not involve jet-setting across the world with sex, drugs and rock & roll.

I heard Jimbo was touring with summercamp flashback this summer.

Yeah, he has to go to his in-laws during summer break.

by Oliver Klosauf March 1, 2011