Anti-Simp Sentiment

Hostility to, or prejudiced against simps.

Aaron: I'm a pro ass supporter.

Gabriel: Me too, bro. This girl in first period has a big ol' fat ass. Wanna clap that shit. I think she likes me bro.

Aaron: No wtf, I literally don't mean I glorify ass. Its a abbreviation of "anti-simp sentiment." you loser, lmao.

by ediot101 May 2, 2020

sentient

A sentient is a living creature, whether it's habitat be land, air, water, or a combination of these. Sentients are sensitive to light, heat etc but most importantly they can feel pain.
Humans, cod, turkeys, crabs, pigs, dogs, rats etc. are all sentient creatures.

Girl - I'm going to get a sentient for my birthday.
Boy - Eh?
Girl - It's the polite way to say pet, pet is so last century.
Boy - What sort of animal will you chose? I've got a dog - he's great.
Girl - Well I've thought a long time about it and I've decided to get a rescued rat.
Boy - Yuk! A rat - you are seriously losing it.
Girl - Why? I all think rodents are lovely.

by Pigsty March 19, 2007

sentry gun

Any stationary weapon capable of indentifying and assaulting individual targets without the aide of human operators.

"The sentry gun could track up to five targets simultaneously."

by Plagued July 30, 2003

sentual stewey

the art of "tossing salad" on a man multiple times during a bukaki

"oh my god i cant believe he just did a sentual stewey to that guys ass!"

by buffet monster March 23, 2008

sentus music

somebody who thinks they can rap but really cant. somebody who does it without reason. Similar to lil b. hes a cracker. its what you call a basegod.
its a sissy

stupid sentus music
sentus music is a cracker
lil b is better than sentus music
basegod is a basegod by the 4th definition
sissy is what sentus music is

by hippie101 November 23, 2011

sentence

1. A group of words that form a complete, coherent thought.
2. A young spanish person.

1. This is a complete sentence.
2. Hes either a sentence or a paragraph, cause hes not quite an essay

by kittyboy October 19, 2007

Sentiword

Pronunciation:'sen-t&-'w&rd
Function:noun
Etymology:French or Medieval Latin; French, from Medieval Latin sentimentum, from Latin sentire combined with the Middle English, from Old English word akin to Old High German wort word, Latin verbum, Greek eirein to say, speak, Hittite weriya- to call, name
1 a : a word or set of words expressing thought, or judgment prompted by a certain attitude or point of view b plural : <putting one's thoughts into sentiwords> ; 2 a : refined feeling articulated by delicate sensibility especially as expressed in sensual works of literature and art b : emotional idealism; 3 a : an idea colored by intelligent emotion b : the significance of a passage or expression as distinguished from its verbal context

The colors and fonts she used captured the essence of her brilliant sentiwords.

by Charles Kamanawanabeme March 27, 2006