Learn To Code

A slang term aimed at insulting an individual to pick another career because they suck at their job and life. Something that used to be funny and stopped being funny after members of the media were laid off, at which point it became a baseless racist microaggression.

Why do you work for the National Suicide Prevention Hotline? Learn to code, Karen!

by Buck Heel February 2, 2022

Learn to gun

When you are incapable of gun, and need to learn to

CHRIS: Learn to gun!

by higeswhiskers February 20, 2009

learn-in

a gathering of students to learn lessons by sharing their knowledge and ideas.

The students have teed up a learn-in so as to do well in their upcoming final exams.

by uttam maharjan February 15, 2010

To Lear

To show the mixed emotion of simultaneously Loving and Fearing somebody, of which for example all god believers are well-acquainted.

John could not at first find a word to describe the expression he was witnessing on the faces of the church congregation as they listened to their pastor's words but then it dawned on him - they were learing - reflecting the dichotomy of a god that must be both loved and feared. Later that day he added his new word "to lear" to his diary describing it as the sometime necessary conflation of the emotions of love and fear.

by Epigenie1 March 2, 2014

im learning

A sarcastic response to a local surfer after snaking or burning them on a wave

Local: “Did you just burn me on that wave?!”

Kook: “Im learning!”

by Shellsurfer69 March 21, 2021

learnem

1)Used in place of the common word "teach"
2)For someone to realize the truth after they have already failed with the lie. 3)To expierience physical or emotional pain and then come to the realization of a truth.

Lil Ronny fell off his bike - (rebuttle) that'll learnem

I know he cheated on her but I dont know why he cheated on me, so i burnt dat nigga's wip and merc'd his dog, that'll learnem.

Alternate forms for verbage include "learnya" - when referring to a person in direct company & "learnt" - for referring to the past tense of a learning situation

word derived from dialect of classmate "dookie" during high school from 1992-1996

by David J. Parent March 10, 2006

Learm

A word to describe a bad situation.

Today was completely learm!

by Shady Joe May 25, 2009