A man who still plays roblox as this is being written. He is, however, a very sweet guy who's got a lot of friends. His sleep schedule is usually fucked but his advice isn't. Also known as King of cheesy lines.
by oniyon September 13, 2022
The most ugly person you will ever meet in you life she is mean, crazy, but have the biggest butt you will ever see
by Beat bopp June 05, 2016
A country who's either gorgeous or horrible depending where you go. An infinite variety of good food can be found there like cheese or baguette
The last time I went to France, I enjoyed the vew of the eiffel tower while eating a delicious baguette .
by Tritri79 April 12, 2019
What I call homo-sapiens who have the Spartan prayer: "Achilles, the frequency auditor, born by hand and killed by feet because he was so endowed in the trench that he was laid to rest so a female can portray the rest" as well as being addicted to abscesses.
Person 1: Are you addicted to abscesses?
Person 2: Yes.
Person 1: The Breath Of France (Angel Jose Robles)
Person 2: Yes.
Person 1: The Breath Of France (Angel Jose Robles)
by Abreathofaversaillian January 23, 2025
A prison slang used to describe someone who is a push over and who constantly gets beaten up it can also be a sysnonym for a homosexual
by Ziggy_h May 23, 2018
Fat american guy who has a millimetre monster and plays 1 videogame for 3 months straight for never touching it again.
by Espteinstilives July 22, 2022
Definition:
To be Franced is to be suddenly and spectacularly let down in a way that feels both avoidable and completely out of your control. It usually happens after someone confidently says “don’t worry, I’ve got it” — only for you to find out they absolutely didn’t.
Background:
The term “Franced” was born in chaotic workplaces and group projects, where someone’s lack of follow-through becomes your emergency. It captures that specific kind of betrayal that’s not evil — just incredibly frustrating, often involving vague promises, missing details, and last-minute disasters.
To be Franced is to be suddenly and spectacularly let down in a way that feels both avoidable and completely out of your control. It usually happens after someone confidently says “don’t worry, I’ve got it” — only for you to find out they absolutely didn’t.
Background:
The term “Franced” was born in chaotic workplaces and group projects, where someone’s lack of follow-through becomes your emergency. It captures that specific kind of betrayal that’s not evil — just incredibly frustrating, often involving vague promises, missing details, and last-minute disasters.
“I thought the venue was booked. Nope — totally Franced (Fr-ance-d) ”
“We were ready to present, but the files were missing. Got Franced (Fr-ance-d) hard.”
“She said she sent the email… turns out it was in her drafts. We’ve all been there — classic Francing.”
“We were ready to present, but the files were missing. Got Franced (Fr-ance-d) hard.”
“She said she sent the email… turns out it was in her drafts. We’ve all been there — classic Francing.”
by Creator of Workplace Humour May 15, 2025