Reebles

Way too much of something; unwarranted information; unnecessary info

Mark just gave me reebles and reebles of information. Way to mansplain, Mark

by Joanieandthejetts September 23, 2018

recessionnial

The generation that was born between 2008 and 2018. (Like millennial, but with the word recession, since the recession started in 2008.

Will the recessionnials be the generation to stop climate change?

by KikiBee January 12, 2020

Receiptironist

Receptionists that are completely hopeless at their job

Have you seen what that receiptironist has done with the document she's typed

by Bearo January 18, 2021

@receivemeilo

@receivemeilo is the best fanpage !

she is so sweet. and she deserve likes!!

someone: "do you follow @receivemeilo?"
me: "ofc she is the best"

by i'm cool heheheh January 15, 2022

Recession

What ever Turnip Brains says it is (with President Xi’s permission of course).

“We’re not in a recession. Just use your phonograph and look it up on the wikipedophile.” - Turnip Brains, July, 2022.

by bustapost July 29, 2022

damage-receipt

mental acknowledgement by way of expression of how much it costs when you know you've fucked up big time.

check that, look at the expression on his/her face, looks like they just got the damage-receipt for being wasted last night.

by wayofthedragon July 9, 2012

Giz-receptacle

A term used for a female (or male in gay terms) who orifices have become a pitri-dish of cultures and bacteria from copious amounts of semen being injected into the receptacle from a number of different donors. This is obviously something an individual would want to avoid prolonged exposure with for self-preservation, disease prevention and consistency of offspring. Most definitely this is not something to spend money on such as buying drinks or buying dinner for the right to donate semen. If a donation must be made, running to cleanse oneself after using showers, soap and mouthwash is always a must.

Synonyms: giz bucket, giz bag

Origin: giz from the Urban dictionary and recepticle from the late Middle English: from Latin receptaculum, from receptare 'receive back', frequentative of recipere

That sorority girl was a real giz-receptacle; she swallowed the loads of three of my friends at a party last Friday.

by Linguistic Pioneer June 12, 2013