by Sticky Finga July 10, 2019
Get the Good Grief mug.Glomming on to the death of someone, usually a celebrity on celebrity crime, in order to capture some of the spotlight by feigning interest in someone's death or misfortune. This term was invented by Linkin Park's Mike Shinoda's wife.
by TheRenner July 13, 2015
Get the grief poaching mug.Spends his / her day promoting Griezmann prop.
Reps a 27 year old attempting Fortnite dances in game
Stinks up most ppls' timelines with jinxes and often suffers with depression
Reps a 27 year old attempting Fortnite dances in game
Stinks up most ppls' timelines with jinxes and often suffers with depression
by depressed :/ February 21, 2020
Get the griezmannility mug.Hayes Grier is the brother of Nash Grier. All the girls will fall for him once they look right into his eyes! Him and Nash are all over vine. He has over 787.K followers on vine! Hayes Grier is PERFECT!
by Daydreamingdimples01 January 11, 2014
Get the hayes grier mug.Mostly meaningless sex used to cope with the loss of a relationship. A term possibly first created by the writers of Archer.
by wbloo December 31, 2013
Get the grief bang mug.A person that visits or initiates Facebook memorial groups or pages to leave messages of grievance despite never knowing the deceased, their family or friends.
Dave: Why are you here leaving R.I.P. messages, you never even knew the deceased. You're just a Grief Tourist.
by Bar Gain Live March 21, 2010
Get the Grief Tourist mug.Noun. Illinoisan origin.
Refers to the state of bereavement in which all of the stages of grief (denial, anger, bargaining, depression, acceptance) are experienced simultaneously, in rapid succession, backwards, or in any sort of strange order or frequency.
Often expressed by dramatic teenagers or pregnant women whose dangerous hormonal spikes lend themselves to such an unfortunate occurrence. Can sometimes help and sometimes hurt the grieving process.
Refers to the state of bereavement in which all of the stages of grief (denial, anger, bargaining, depression, acceptance) are experienced simultaneously, in rapid succession, backwards, or in any sort of strange order or frequency.
Often expressed by dramatic teenagers or pregnant women whose dangerous hormonal spikes lend themselves to such an unfortunate occurrence. Can sometimes help and sometimes hurt the grieving process.
Teen: "I can't believe he just broke up with me!! What an enormous douchebag! Couldn't we have worked things out?! Why can't I stop crying!?! GAWD, I'm so over this. Janet, we need to go shopping. I'm so done with this grief stew."
by geemandy28 July 12, 2009
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