aggressive generosity

When a mutual and unspoken agreement is breached in a positive and negative manner.

Me and Sandra agreed not to give each other christmas presents. Sandra proceeded to gift me a rolex. Aggressive Generosity.

by Superlongshlong December 25, 2020

Aggressive Begging

How women tell men they dont want to work and be taken care of in the 21st Century.

Women who say "If he doesnt make 4x what I am making we cant be together." is a form of aggressive begging.

by lynkxs December 10, 2024

aggressive passive

The opposite of passive aggressive. A phrase that describes a person who passively tries to change someone's mind about something, so the speaker doesn't have to let the listener know what the speaker really wants or thinks. The speaker will go to great lengths, being subtly aggressive.

Jenna was very aggressive passive when she tried to get Rob to decide that he should cancel their date.

by marchello simpsona December 25, 2017

Aggressive licking

Very fast but sensual licks to ones neck, face, or any other part of the body form ones own lover.

He's licking me so aggressively!!
That's some aggressive licking!!

by Lickergud April 7, 2017

aggressively queening

Betty Yu of KPIX was recently the target of Steven Crowder's racist remarks about possessing an "Aggressively Asian face" in an attempt to say that Asian American journalists as inauthentic, dismissing their incredible accomplishments over many decades of reporting.

The term "Aggressively Queening" is us flipping the script to bring up the amazing and wonderful women leaders in our lives.

Tim: Have you seen Betty recently?

Sarah: omg yes, those halloween photos!
Tim: i know, she's aggressively queening!
Sarah: Yasqueen!

by kalieaire October 30, 2021

Scholarly-Aggressive

of or denoting a type of behavior or personality characterized by indirect resistance to the demands of academia and an avoidance of direct confrontation, as in procrastinating, pouting, or pontificating from your ivory tower.

Dr. Rye responded to the shock of university politics by binge watching The Chair on Netflix and sending scholarly-aggressive emails to her department about how back-door deals shouldn't be required to get custodians to clean the practicum site or to have working computers.

by Mati Allin January 2, 2022

Aggressive

Animals don't have bombs, guns, knives, or shrapnel, the reason they don't have that stuff is because they don't intend to hurt, that is the difference between aggression and intent to hurt.

Aggressive is what animals do to each other, intent to hurt with guns, knives, bombs, and other weapons is what humans do to each other, because humans are really serial killers by nature, without exception to any shade of skin, sex, sexual reference, or disposition.

by Solid Mantis April 29, 2021