rated x period

A child hood slang term used for the movies we were not allowed to watch as children....

hey mom what are you watching?
uh uhh ooohhh ahh ask your father aaaahhhggg gooood !!
what is it daddy whats all that noise???
nevermind sone its rated x period.

by [e-mail] April 26, 2008

FB Ranter

A person who uses Facebook for little else than to further their own agenda - complaining about the environment, politics, etc.

I finally had to unfriend Darren. He's a total FB Ranter - I couldn't take reading his political BS any longer!

by AZPrincess June 16, 2010

waste of time, money and over all a big piece of over rated crap

AOL

See AOL

AOL is a waste of time money, and over all big piece of over rated crap

by jack March 6, 2004

under rated

you're the shit, you're down as hell, and everything about you is great BUT people don't think too much of you because they don't know you.

you're so under rated, it sucks. get w/me and everyone's gonna see who you really are.

by jessicamichelle<3 January 7, 2009

Rauted

When you get rauted because you trusted a loudmouth incompetent person.
This phenomenon has its roots in Shivsena's Sanjay Raut uprooting Uddhav Thakrey's Political career.

1) Uddhav Thakrey got Rauted by Sanjay Raut.

2) Congress got Rauted by Randeep Surjewala.

by PerilousGirl November 24, 2019

ratted

to snitch or tell the police or other members of authority about a crime that you have witnessed or that you saw your friend doing

man, that punk ratted me out to the cops

by wordman July 6, 2005

G-rated

(Originally referred to the American film-rating system, in which "G" stands for "general admission".)

1. Appropriate for all ages, with no offensive content such as violence, drug use, profanity, or sex acts.

2. Sanitized or altered to remove offensive content.

1. Just because a movie is G-rated, that doesn't mean it's a kiddie show: ever see _The Sound of Music_?

2. I'd better tell you the G-rated version of what went on at the school dance; my mom is probably listening in!

by Ingeborg S. Nordén May 17, 2006