Sanding

A slang term for an action someone considered to be a poor handyman would perform instead of helping.

"Sanding" is used to replace whatever said individual is actually doing.

Example 1: "Gray nailed "Tom Sawyer" on the guitar last night while he was sanding." In this example, "Rock Band" was replaced with "sanding".

by smurfette007 June 18, 2011

saving on electricity

"Are you saving on electricity here or something?"

-A sacastic rhetorical question. The basic meaning is "turn on the lights/heat/ other electrical appliance."

Are you saving on electricity in here is do you like the darkness?

by Gumba Gumba February 28, 2004

Pointless Sayings

A Saying that has No Point

Pointless Sayings are generally things that one can say that have no point.

by Shadow Mage December 11, 2010

saying hi to Ralph on the big white telephone

To throw up; to vomit.

I had a few too many wobbley pops last night and I spent all morning saying hi to Ralph on the big white telephone.

by northerner1 October 8, 2007

sadding

"sadding" is a word used by people who don't know the existence of the word "saddening" or, are too confident that "sadding" is a real word.

Person 1: It's very sadding that my mom died.

Person 2: Umm what? Do you mean "saddening"? "Sadding" is not a real word.
Person 1: OMG! How can you be so rude? My mom died, have some sympathy!

by mynamejeffffff May 22, 2017

oo vinyl siding

what a drunk/high person says when hanging out of a 2nd floor window

After Emma gets drunk at parties she likes to hang out of windows and say 'oo vinyl siding'

by xxgogglesxx February 6, 2005

what you saying?

It means "what's up?", "I don't understand you, explain it better" or "what's happening?"
it is UK slang but is commonly used by people of all backgrounds.

A: *mumbles*
B: what you saying?

by vilotack December 3, 2020