headphone fairies

The Reason Why Your Headphones Randomly Become Tangled Up In Your Pocket

Damn, The Headphone Fairies Have Been In My Pocket Again !

by Sophie..x :) April 28, 2009

vacuum families

Families that appear on the surface to be actual families but which are devoid of the emotional bonds normally seen in families, usually due to addiction, entrenched narcissism or outrageous wealth.

She seemed to have the perfect house and the perfect clothes and the perfect parents but had I been more than a child when I thought this, I may have been able to see that hers was one of those vacuum families we all know about.

by Dr Bunnygirl June 16, 2021

Buffalo Fairies

a light winged creature that’s also hairy and heavy

“i saw Buffalo Fairies outside my window last night”

by lowkeychloerose April 16, 2022

Failness

Somthing that contains or emits fail so you can laugh at it

" Man have you seen Failness.com, Its soo funny."

" Yo have you seen Carlo's new whip, it reaks of Failness"

by Ruckusman333 May 5, 2009

Away with the fairies

The expression means to be in a daydream, to be in one's own world, sometimes to be deep in thought and having one's gaze unfocused while staring off at nothing in particular.

Alex was ignoring Fiona but she knew he was merely away with the fairies again.

by retrocat1 April 5, 2010

off with the fairies.

Used to describe people who are daydreaming, mentally unsound, not in touch with reality or incapacitated by alcohol or drugs.

Andy: "Aye look at Joe staring into space!"
Kris: "Yeah he's always off with the fairies."

by FathomOne April 14, 2014

asian failing

a term used for a good grade, such as a b+, but it still wont land you in stanford

also used to describe the situation an asian is in when they say the words "im like failing"

this grade would be considered good, if not acceptable for any other race, excluding indians and russians

im like failiing, said suzy after she saw teh 87 on her test

sam asian failed is test with a b+, insuring he will only go to a state university, rather than an ivy league school

by dirk lance August 16, 2005