Filter Barbie

A male or female who posts pictures of there selfs using all kinds of filters to catfish others by appearing attractive when in reality they are trolls!

Man that Amy chick turned out to be a real filter Barbie you wouldn't believe how ugly she really is.

by BUTTERFINGER ROSS February 18, 2025

Anless Filter

An “Anless Filter” is where you walk around holding your phone loosely/lazily in your hand filming upside down content (because someone on TikTok said it’s better).

Once you’ve finished filming you watch the video back, pause at regular intervals, take screenshots and then post the photos online claiming you’re a professional photographer and “I don’t use filters chick xx”

Anless filter - you’ll continue using it anless told otherwise.

by SOMETHINK07 March 9, 2025

Turd-filtered

When you have a turd in the chamber, and you fart, and the fart squeaks around the turd and takes on an extra pungent aroma.

- God damn that fart stinks to high heaven!
- Yeah, that’s because it’s turd-filtered.

by ProudGooner6969 June 12, 2025

Filter vs Reality

Don’t believe everything you see on Social media.

Filter vs Reality - What you see on social media isn't real life, and don't let these filters fool you. A filter called 'Filter v Reality'; when used, it applies a filter to one half of your face and leaves the other bare to highlight 'Reality'.

by Filter vs Reality November 22, 2021

Filtered

An attractive woman you see irl with a small waste and big ass

Damn bro did you see that baddie she looks filtered.

by HeatFace April 5, 2024

Fairfax Coffee Filter

When you shit in a sock and force it through the mesh on the closed end.

Pass me his sock homie ima Fairfax coffee filter his shit. Shabooya!

by Arbas April 12, 2024

Trauma from Reddit's Spam Filters

The specific, collective frustration and sense of injustice experienced by online community members when automated moderation tools (AutoModerator, site-wide filters) incorrectly delete their legitimate posts or comments. This "trauma" stems from the helplessness of arguing with an algorithm, the opacity of the rules, and the social death of being silenced in a space you care about.

*Example: You spend an hour crafting a helpful, rule-abiding answer in r/AskHistorians, citing sources. You hit "post." It vanishes. No notification. No reason. You message the mods (who are volunteers and may reply in 3 days). Silence. This is Trauma from Reddit's Spam Filters—the gut-punch of being rendered a ghost by a bot, transforming participation into a lottery and breeding chronic low-level distrust in the platform's infrastructure.*

by Abzugal Nammugal Enkigal February 6, 2026