The enunciation of SAGN - Spelling And Grammar Nazi.
A description of individuals that delight in highlighting the spelling and grammatical errors of others.
A description of individuals that delight in highlighting the spelling and grammatical errors of others.
by d3liam June 11, 2006
Get the say ganmug. to brutally torn off someone's face, cut off their hands, gouge out their eyes, inject them with steroids to keep them alive, cut off their head, get their skin out, and steal their still-beating heart.
by niggerger October 7, 2023
Get the say himug. Hey!! That man right there is such a fat shit dick!! He stole my food and called me a whore!!
Well that right there is what we call a Marcus Sai..
Well that right there is what we call a Marcus Sai..
by marcussai June 13, 2020
Get the Marcus Saimug. A certain way that you can answer your cell when you are in a major rush. You have no time to mess around with proper greetings. If the person calling does not say words quickly enough, you hang up. They can try again later.
*Ring Ring Ring*
You: "Say Words!"
Caller: *Silence for 5 seconds*
You: *Click - Hangs Up Phone*
*Ring Ring Ring*
You: "Say Words!"
Caller: *Silence for 5 seconds*
You: *Click - Hangs Up Phone*
Later....
*Ring Ring Ring*
You: "Say Words"
Caller: "Hey loser, did you hang up on me earlier?"
You: "Hell yes I did, you know when I answer "Say Words" that I'm not messing around."
Caller: "Damn, I forgot about that."
*Ring Ring Ring*
You: "Say Words"
Caller: "Hey loser, did you hang up on me earlier?"
You: "Hell yes I did, you know when I answer "Say Words" that I'm not messing around."
Caller: "Damn, I forgot about that."
by SeaofSapphires May 21, 2008
Get the Say Wordsmug. History: Ian Thorpe - an Australian Gold Medalist - appeared in advert for a cereal company, a mother who can't get her kids to eat the cereal calls Thorpe up, and asks "What do I do?" to which Thorpe Replies: "Tell them Thorpe says 'Its fully Sick!'"
Usage: It's now used in two ways:
1: When someone does something noteworthy, and ask your opinion, you mearly replies "Thorpe Says..."
2: When someone says a particually unfunny joke, to break up the silence you'd say: "Well... Thorpe said..."
A part of the MSC Dialect
Usage: It's now used in two ways:
1: When someone does something noteworthy, and ask your opinion, you mearly replies "Thorpe Says..."
2: When someone says a particually unfunny joke, to break up the silence you'd say: "Well... Thorpe said..."
A part of the MSC Dialect
G1: What'd you think of that Idea
G2: Thorpe Says...
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G1: ...And then the priest got drunk!
G2: ...uh... wtf?
G1: "Well... Thorpe said it was fully sick!"
G2: Thorpe Says...
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G1: ...And then the priest got drunk!
G2: ...uh... wtf?
G1: "Well... Thorpe said it was fully sick!"
by Jones November 23, 2004
Get the Thorpe Says...mug. South African slang used as a greeting or upon asking the state of someone's current situation.
Related closely to the term "What Kind" (sometimes spelt "whatkyn", "watkyn" or 'kyn")
Related closely to the term "What Kind" (sometimes spelt "whatkyn", "watkyn" or 'kyn")
Johan: "What say my bra?"
Enoch: " 'Ell i'm poes tired, yoh"
Hendrik: "Sup bro"
Colin: "What say, what say!"
Enoch: " 'Ell i'm poes tired, yoh"
Hendrik: "Sup bro"
Colin: "What say, what say!"
by 4llwn November 9, 2010
Get the What Saymug. 