chess.sadia

Who is Chess.sadia? Well she is a multi on tiktok! She does great edits and loves to do art! She has her own Pinterest called @H3dgeh0gSaDii where she makes brilliant wallpapers. She has an absolutely amazing humour

👥: Who’s Chess.Sadia?
🗣: She’s a tiktok multi!
👥: Woah I just saw her content I followed her!

by Nusrat Begum March 21, 2022

Enzo Sedita

It has no neck, they call it a tall troll, and never has it never not eaten at Wendy's

Looks it is an Enzo Sedita.

by SHARKKING June 16, 2022

dirty Sagita

When ur a long toenailed Latvian who loves black dicks rubbing around your earlobes in hope that they leak of wax

I just want a dirty Sagita, nothing feels better

by anonymous January 13, 2025

San Antonio Sanitation Maneuver

When one ejaculates on a girl's stomach, smears it around on her stomach, allows the ejaculatory fluid to dry and become solid, peels it off like dried glue, and procends to eat it.

Did you hear? Drake gave JLO a San Antonio Sanitation Maneuver.

by Punk_b1ch_kyle February 12, 2017

Julia Claire sapitanan

A Julia Claire Sapitanan is a very rude girl who doesn’t know how to act towards others when they say hi she viciously says what you looking at.

Also known as a hoe

Julia Claire Sapitanan likes them all.

by Srem May 28, 2019

Argumentum Ad Sanitatem

A logical fallacy where one dismisses an argument by claiming the opponent needs psychological or psychiatric help, rather than engaging with the substance of their position. The fallacy lies in treating mental health status as a refutation of claims, as if being in psychological distress automatically invalidates what someone says. "You need help" becomes a conversation-ender, a way of dismissing uncomfortable ideas by pathologizing the person who holds them. This fallacy is particularly insidious because it weaponizes genuine mental health concerns—using the stigma surrounding psychological distress to silence dissent, avoid difficult conversations, and position oneself as the sane, reasonable party without actually addressing any arguments. It's argument by diagnosis, not by reason.

Example: "When she raised legitimate concerns about workplace conditions, her manager didn't address a single point—just said 'you need psychiatric help.' Argumentum Ad Sanitatem: using the language of mental health to avoid engaging with substance."

by Dumu The Void March 16, 2026