Lost a charm

“Lost a charm” means someone says something they shouldn’t have. If someone swears/gossips/is rude or inappropriate then they “lost a charm.” It originates from the traditional charm bracelet with the idea that parents/guardians reward their children for being good by giving them charms and punishing them by taking them away.

Aubrey: ********
Zach: Dang, Aubrey lost a charm there.

by Queen_Jen December 25, 2023

Eel charm

Charming as a 600 volt electric eel.

Polish guy at barbeque grill with eel charm- I'm single.

Female neighbor- That's a shocker.

by The Original Agahnim December 15, 2021

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by .6.7.6.Opne.6.7.6.Parenthesis. May 3, 2025

Lost a charm

An slang word used when someone says something out of pocket/rude such as swearing or gossiping.

After Millie finished swearing, Bella turned to Abby, “ lost a charm” she said

by Queenslang🎅🏻 December 26, 2023

charme

A shade of green invisible to the human eye

“Did you hear about charme? I wonder how they saw it”

by average_girl March 20, 2018

hippie charms

A fruity necklace a hippie wears that they think gives them special powers.

Why do they all have hippie charms on their necklace?

by Vernon View Hoodrat October 2, 2020

Leckey Charms

A news reporter from Northeastern Pennsylvania (NEPA) that is always energetic, even at 3AM. (Whatever) type of methamphetamine that Ryan Leckey takes before his debut on TV.

Guy 1: Damn, how is Ryan Leckey so energetic in the morning?

Guy 2: Oh, I saw him do a bump of those Leckey Charms backstage!

by FunnyMan2020 September 10, 2020