Fourth degree burn

A 4th degree burn is where you berbally burn someone so bad, they mentally break and burn themselves to a crisp

That fourth degree burn was so bad she was left sparking and twitching.

by Sparkette fuckface January 29, 2020

second degree murder

An act of killing someone , going to court, getting a sentence and going to jail see law and order

" Mr Johnson you are guilty of second degree murder"

by Camrenemisonbechloejori July 21, 2018

Quizlet degree

A common occurrence in the 21st century where one's education and career is hinged not on their intellect or the knowledge they've gathered through their studies, but as a result of using the likes of Quizlet, ChatGPT, and other such resources to cheat on their high school and college exams.

Outside of their studies, they exhibit little-to-no knowledge in the subject matter within which they purport to be an expert, and often resort to using Google or ChatGPT to complete their work. These individuals may include doctors, lawyers, therapists, teachers, etc.

"Why is this dude even a professor? The questions on these tests are all clearly AI generated."

"Maybe he has a Quizlet degree."

by AssJerky2281 March 22, 2025

i'll rek you 90 degrees

Bending someone over to fuck them really, really hard in the ass.

Xaviar: I'll rek you 90 degrees, m8.
Josh: Yes, daddy.

by LololXXDDD July 7, 2017

90 degrees

90 degrees; to be gay
90 degrees = not a straight line so in other words bent which means gay

person 1 "that person is being so 90 degrees obsessing over another guy"
person 2 "im the emperor of rome between 177 to 192 AD"

by commodus1212121212 June 5, 2024

signaling degree

College degree that doesn't teach anything useful expect that it signals to employers that the holder of said degree is not an idiot.

BA Econ is a signaling degree. If you get good grades at a decent school you send a signal that you're hard working and smart. That's about it.

by Hypersion July 13, 2012

degree

the class into which an equation falls according to the highest power of unknowns or variables present.

"an equation of the second degree"

by Arminkshipper July 18, 2024