deja doo-doo

The phenomenon of a turd floating back into a toilet bowl after flushing.

Glancing at the bowl, I saw the turd floated back after appearing to flush -- a case of deja doo-doo.

by singlow July 10, 2016

deja jammer

A person wearing pajamas in public during the day, whom you think you recognize, or should.

I just realized who that deja jammer we saw was: she's that lawnchair lady!

by Day Jammer October 16, 2016

deja jammer

A person wearing pajamas in public during the day, whom you think you recognize, or should.

I just realized who that deja jammer we saw was: she's that lawnchair lady!

by Day Jammer October 16, 2016

Deja poop

The feeling you have taken a shit like this before.

Sitting on the toilet, too many wings the night before, an eerie dread of deja poop occured.

by Some others random guys friend December 8, 2018

deja vu

The meta-phenomenon of an object seen a second time as an object completely separate from the first object.

Deja vu is a phenomenon of the memory-space problem in which an object seen the second time is not the object seen originally although the appearances (spaces) of the two objects are by imperative self-similar.

by tomorrowtomorrow January 2, 2019

deja sent

A term used in social media chat groups when one member shares content that had previously been sent by another member without their noticing it or acknowledging it.

john doe 1: There’s a thai restaurant that opened our neighborhood!!!
john doe 2: Deja Sent!
john doe 3: John doe 1 if you only read what we send you...

by Tim81 August 29, 2018

Deja Vu

Maybe that's why we get deja Vu...you have a dream in your subconscious while you're sleeping, but since your brain experienced that for such a long time, your conscious self starts to pick similarities and scenarios out from your environment. And because most of the time it's identical, you feel that you've been through that before. But you don't remember it because you have a dream in your subconscious mind, not your conscious mind, and although they're technically connected to each other, your subconscious experiences have very little affect on your conscious memory. Maybe that's why you sometimes wake up and find out you woke up in the middle of the night and did something weird, but you don't remember it, because at the time, you're consciousness is stuck in some kind of limbo.

Frank: "hey Ricky?"
Ricky: "ya, Frank?"
Frank: "I feel like this happened already"
Ricky: "Deja Vu?"
Frank: "Deja Vu"

by Man_like_body_god_like_thought May 28, 2018