we found a problem

The problem that the software can't recognise that the word or words used in the example sentence are exactly the same as the word or words in the word box.

The we found a problem in this example sentence is exactly the same as the we found a problem in the word box.

by benthrer March 18, 2008

problem?

Sarcastic phrase said at the end of a statement. Usually the statement in question was said solely to piss off or troll someone else, hence "problem" being added to the end. A great tool to annoy others.

Henry: "Who the hell took a dump in my ice cream?!"
Chuck: "Maybe it was me. Problem?" *trollface*

by NarooN October 5, 2011

Prowler

One of the most beautiful throwback vehicles Chyrsler ever made. It's a shame they stoped making them. A beautiful car that would be a travesty to drive in a sub par part of town.

My prowler is the greatest investment to date, next to a 61' big screen tv.

by Mr. Dwayne October 21, 2004

White People Problems

a. Events or situations which are deemed overly taxing to only white people.

b. non-issues and scenarios which are deemed dire enough by white people to vent about via facebook, twitter, therapy sessions, and any other time they may have someone else's brief attention.

My god. I have had the longest day of meetings and phone calls. It’s 4pm and it took the Baristas – Who KNOW I come in at this time every afternoon – 10 minutes to make my triple machiatto with extra dry foam…. And honestly, the foam wasn’t even that dry.

FML. Struggling today.

= White people problems

by Emster73 December 13, 2012

probbles

shortening of the word probably, similar to the word probs,only better.

I probbles will become famous since I'm so darn talented.

by probbles_is_a_word101 April 8, 2009

Prowler

The most intense level of a facebook/myspace/twitter/youtube stalker. As soon as they find a social networking link, they'll click on it and look through EVERYTHING.

Joe:Wow, can you believe Taylor? She searched the link for Nick's facebook and saved all 876 pictures of him! What a prowler!

Ronnie: Damn, she's prowlin'

by tvamp June 19, 2010

Third world problems

The term is used ironically to describe a trivial problem which doesn't even compare to an actual Third world problem.

Only people who understand irony would get this.

Julia "My hair dryer has hair broken"

Robert replies "Oh well, third world problems"

by Gracie37 August 12, 2017