by LGBTBBQ May 07, 2018
The most wonderful person in the world. He is so sweet and so caring and loving. He always manages to take care of other people for himself. He will never tell you no and never push you away.
by Natalie McFanin March 26, 2023
The rider who preceeds the four horsemen of the Apocalypse to warn others to change their ways or perish. The lonely prophet doomed to see the rise and fall of mankind eternally.
by Lyrique November 18, 2017
Adjective that combines clusterfuck and shitstorm in such a way that the author does not use profanity, but the reader automatically fills in the missing information.
The wedding turned into a cluster-storm when the band drove their van over the wedding cake, through the flowers and into the infinity pool, which then gave way, dragging half the patio and the entire wedding party down the muddy hillside.
by basher9 April 26, 2018
A saying which is uttered when you or someone else underestimates something or someone powerful, intimidating, or dangerous.
Person 1: "Yo, did you see on the news? The storm is coming tomorrow, you better prepare!"
Person 2: "Pfft. Storm Schmorm. I don't have to worry about some bad weather."
Person 2: "Pfft. Storm Schmorm. I don't have to worry about some bad weather."
by TheLordYeeteth October 09, 2019
"You okay, Mario? You haven't stopped fidgeting in 20 minutes."
"Dude I have a nonstop Storm Johnson going right now."
"Dude I have a nonstop Storm Johnson going right now."
by PapaCommish October 10, 2014
A storm flap is a piece of fabric or other material that is attached to the front of a coat or jacket to cover and protect the main zipper or other fastening. Storm flaps are often found on raincoats and other outerwear, and are designed to help keep water out and keep the wearer warm and dry. They are typically positioned vertically along the front of the coat, and are often secured with buttons, snaps, or other fasteners. Storm flaps can also be found on the back of some coats and jackets, and are used to provide additional protection against wind and rain.
"I was really glad I had a storm flap on my raincoat when I got caught in the downpour on the way to the store. Without it, I might have ended up looking like a drowned rat, which wouldn't have been a great look for my Zoom meeting later. Instead, I arrived at the store looking stylish and ready to grab my groceries in style."
by AsIWalkThroughTheValley December 21, 2022