penis murking

When you're jerking off and you lose your erection due to an embarrassing or negative outside force.

Friend: "why are you so down?"
Me: "couldn't finish busting a nut last night."
Friend: "why not?"
Me: "got a case of penis murking."

by xSebZero April 11, 2021

Elon Musking

Eating out your girlfriend and rising up making rocket noises

Elon Musking: Holding your girlfriend up by her thighs and slowly rise while you eat her out and make rocket noises saying “Takeoff”

by Elon masking July 18, 2021

Dirty Macking

Dirty mocking is when someone tries to sabotage you in order to get closer to a female/ male themself or to see your own downfall.

You a hoe for dirty macking the whole time the jawns were here, this is why I know you get no play.

by Wise old yk June 2, 2023

Filthy macking

When a man or a woman throws you and your business Under the fucking bus. They are filthy and trifling, literally and figuratively. They are the lowest of the low and are not to be trusted.

KILLA was filthy macking quanna to other bitches.

by Photoshop cop June 16, 2023

J MACKING

LEAVING A POOR SCHOOL FOR A BETTER SCHOOL. USAULLY FOR ATHLETIC REASONS. A DFW TERM.

I HEARD 2 SOPHMORES WAS NAMED ALL DISTRICT AFTER J MACKING TO ANOTHER HS

by THE DUB INFO October 27, 2023

Elon Musking

To gain a significant following by putting on a character only to be revealed as a fraud later on, usually by painting yourself as a smart inventor, or by calling your company tesla and do exactly what Thomas Edison did to Nikola Tesla by stealing the inventions of your engineers

Dude, I was going to try Elon Musking that board room, but the head engineer is there, you think he'll call me out?
Nah man, He Elon Musked His way to his position too.

by TakingitDowntoBrownTown February 14, 2024

The Mockingbird Clause

Grants anyone the ability to use the n-word as long as the person saying it was quoting a sentence which uses the n-word. Based on the book "To Kill a Mockingbird" in which the n-word would be quoted by any student reading the book to the class and not necessarily used in a hateful manner. This also applies to singing songs.

Student: Teacher! He said a bad word!

Teacher: He was just reading the book, why would I punish him? The Mockingbird Clause absolves him of any wrongdoing.

by Rob98000 July 8, 2024