naeriie

A cool artist. A naeriie draws a lot and is considered one of the best of its kind, she doesn't critize others and is very encouraging of young artists who want to leave their mark in the world.

GD: have you seen aeslynn lately?
DN: no, but she is such a naeriie
GD: wdym dude she rocks

by naeriie April 8, 2022

Fridge Magnet Name

A term used to describe a person whose name resembles that of randomly jumbled fridge magnets. (Includes misspellings of common names)

Regularly named person 1: "Dude, have you met my friend *insert fridge magnet name*?"
Regularly named person 2: "Naa man, but that is a real fridge magnet name"

*Some example names would include: Jennavecia, Joshalyn, Rien, Journey, Adiana, Isabel, Lianna, Ayden, Zyler, Taj*

by harold_holt August 30, 2014

turtle on my name

Commonly misheard lyric of "dirt all on my name" from the song Attention by Charlie Puth.

Note that "dirt all" sounds surprisingly similar to "turtle"

Don't be runnin' round throwing that turtle on my name.

by M'sBlUfF October 13, 2017

Sherlock is a girl's name

British slang for "I love you."

"Sherlock is a girl's name."
"We are not naming our baby after you."

by macaronidoodles February 8, 2014

Obama's Last Name

Care

Person 1: Hey what's Obama's last name?
Person 2: It's "Care"

by Tsar Dudebro II September 21, 2019

A Pet Named Steve

An imaginary pet that Markiplier has used in the game Google Fued. It also shows that Mark has officially lost it lolz

I think I swallowed A Pet Named Steve

by Flitch 292 July 30, 2016

Buddy Wayne Name

As in #buddywaynename - Buddy Wayne is a comedic figure of speech, a paraprosdokian of sorts. It consists of a proper name, two syllables in the first and one syllable in the last, which inherently means something else. Sally Forth (i.e. to set out in a sudden, energetic, or violent manner) is the ‘purest’ example of a Buddy Wayne Name (Allen Keys is pretty damn good, too), with a clearly recognizable first name consisting of two syllables, a believable last name with one, and a commonly understood alternate meaning, which is spelled correctly. Donny Brook (i.e. an inordinately wild, contentious, free-for-all brawl), although a very fine example of a Buddy Wayne Name (one of the greats, really), is tragically 'impure' due to the variance (two words in the #bwn, versus one in the original word).

See Also: Wellerism, Tom Swifty, Any other 'figure of speech' reference which helps you to understand this simple concept. It's up to you. Make it work.

Person asking stuff: "What is your Buddy Wayne Name?"

Other person: "Salman Rowe."

Person asking stuff, now with an air of condescension: "Clever. Not pure, but clever. It is a pleasure to make your acquaintance, regardless."

by Buddy Wayne February 11, 2019