*sigh*

Used in online conversations to express frustration

-x-Jaimie-x-: *sigh* i hate this game

by XxJaimiexX April 27, 2007

lost sight still breathing

When one takes such a large dump, one end vanishes down the tube, while the other end is still poking out of the water.

Usually the result of or not dumping for 3 to 4 days.

While spending a three day weekend camping, the outhouse was too repulsive to even go near. When Jay got home, he hadn't dumped in 4 days and it was so big, one end vanished down the tube while the other end was still hanging out of the water. Resulting in his first lost sight still breathing dump of the month.

by NERRd June 9, 2011

Sighduck

(verb)Based on psyduck, the evolution of a long, deep, audible breath expressing sadness, relief, tiredness, or a similar feeling

"Oh man the weather outside is bad, sighduck!" or "I really hate my job, I wish i could quit, sighhhduck"

by CrisJovovich June 26, 2009

senior-sigh

A sigh of great exasperation and restlessness often exhibited during the onset of senioritis.

"Shit, AP week *senior-sigh"

by Zhu Showalter December 14, 2008

Computer Sigh

When your laptop or computer makes a loud breathing noise when loading a page or attempting to process something. Can be embarrassing if it sighs during class.

Low Tech Dude: "That what noise is?"
You: My highly sophisticated machine is thinking, or computer sighing.
Low Tech Dude: "Mean what that does?"

by Soapboxy July 26, 2009

Internet Sigh

A comment written in one’s status box (e.g. MySpace, Facebook or other similar social networking web sites), or other publicly visible area to generate sympathy, attention and/or reaction from one’s internet friends. The statement must be vague, yet rife with emotion (see also, Emo) in order to generate the appropriate level of attention or sympathy.

Examples of Internet Sighs, include, but are not limited to:

• “Sometimes I wonder if it’s worth it?”,

• “That’s it, I give up!!!”,

• “Does (s)he think I’m stupid???”,

• “I hate (wo)men”

Note that the use of three exclamation points or question marks indicates the need for an immediate response. Repeating similar comments will continue until one gets the desired response.

by El Rey Cabrones September 28, 2009

cinema sight

After sitting in a darkened movie theater watching a movie or two, and walking outside to a birght sunny day, one's eyes might burn and take a long time to readjust.

Lily: Man, that movie was great!

Jordyn: Dude, I know right? --AUGHH!

Lily: Hey, you okay?

Jordyn: Yeah, I'll be fine. Just a case cinema sight.

by roaaarimadino August 5, 2010