Genetic legacy

An impromptu subtle way of saying SEMEN, or SPERM.

Coined by Mythbusters in the episode Son of a Gun, but submitted by me.

Guy 1: Oh God, last night, I poured my sticky, hot load of genetic legacy all over Stacy's face.

Guy 2: For some reason that doesn't sound as dirty, man.

by Interactive September 30, 2009

generic phone

Words to describe an old version of a phone.

the old nokia or motorola generic phones etc.

by dinoagephones July 19, 2010

Generation Pandering

Commercials aimed at specific generations based on iconic images.

Ok I just saw MCGruff the crime dog in a Geico Commercial. This generation pandering is hilarious.

by LadyBookworm80 March 13, 2018

Generation High Horse

Generation High Horse : a term to describe any generation that precedes the next. Often represents behaviour's including: 'Condescension, Shaming, Blaming, Lying, Slavery'. People in this generation don't want to lose any perceived power and although they have great wisdom to share, they often get caught up in the power struggle rather than actually preventing the new generations from making the same mistakes.

Monkey 1: My brother told me I shouldn't start practicing voodoo...
Monkey 2: Did he say why?
Monkey 1: No he just said, trust me I'm older.
Monkey 2: Do what ever you want, he is generation high horse...

by NutsAwiezBuh May 28, 2018

generational whisperer

When you're good at talking to multiple age groups and vibe with them all. A Generational Whisperer is someone who can 'whisper' to all the generations, and connect them in harmony.

Applies to work and business settings, as well as social family and friend settings.

You're 5 year old is so smart, she talks to adults and seniors so easily! She must be a generational whisperer.

by danielle.iey June 18, 2018

Genetic duet

When two geeks or nerds have sex and have a baby.

"Caden and Trillian did the genetic duet together"

by Gobjob March 5, 2019

Generic Human Syndrome

A condition in which a person looks familiar to a higher-than-average number of strangers. The person's generic-looking aesthetic may frequently prompt strangers to stop on the street and ask if they have met the person before or for new acquaintances to insist that the person was at a previous engagement with them when they were in fact, not.

"I'm very certain we haven't met before, but I probably look familiar to you because I have Generic Human Syndrome.

by GHS Patient July 26, 2019