*random word that noone will ever see*

"A word that you did not see, and never will. I wasn't here."

Hello, My name is *random word that noone will ever see*

by GArmoth May 3, 2018

The most newgrounds thing i’ve ever seen

When something looks like it came straight off of Newgrounds.com
It can be down to anything, but it’s mainly the art style that gets associated with the site.

Guy 1: Yo, that image looks like the most newgrounds thing i’ve ever seen.
Guy 2: Holy shit, it does.

by Littlecat456 April 30, 2021

FUCK EVER!

"FUCK EVER!" is a phrase used when a person is raging so hard that they forget, or don't care to construct proper sentences in their responses, such as shouting "What the fuck ever dude." It is also used by ego-centric Valley Girls when they experience something that is either unbelievable, or incites rage.

-SolidSnake69 dies in NeoTokyo-

SolidSnake69: "Ohh my God WHAT THE FUCK EVER! FUUUCK EVER! FUCKIN' SHOOTIN' THIS GUY IN THE FUCKIN' FACE! OH FUCK EVER."

Shino <1 health left>

by Idle. July 13, 2010

random chimp event

Has a 1 in 12 chance to occur every 24 hours.

Warning, a random chimp event is in progress

by Sparkee_ February 8, 2021

primrose everdeen

the sweetest little girl out, she got that blonde hair swag and all them chicks be volunteering for her

"Primrose Everdeen"
"I volunteer as tribute"

by hollafgts January 11, 2014

Roger Ebert

To call someone a Roger Ebert is to say that they are a naive pompous asshat with no credibility. It is most often used to describe people who spout their opinion on subjects they know little to nothing about.

This slang term became increasingly popular when the Pulitzer prize winning film critic declared that "video games can never be art," all while stubbornly refusing to play any of the great games of the medium. He found it unnecessary to experience an art form before denouncing its entire artistic merit.

"You hate the book, but you just said you never read it - way to pull a Roger Ebert."

by Sander_Cohen April 22, 2010

Ebert

A film critic who, and Gene Siskel created the thumbs up system for grading movies. Siskel dies at age 53, and now the show is called Ebert and Roeper. Roger Ebert is a "REAL" film critic, unlike Roeper.

Ebert's style-giving helpful comments to cast of film, or to moviegoers.

Roeper's style- Either saying "I know what your sayin'", or make lame jokes, and laughs at himself.

by Zano July 5, 2004