Deviled Tomato Worshipper

A phrase used when talking about blushing/turning red.

(There is no deviled tomato god to clarify)

"He turned as red as a deviled tomato worshipper"

"He became a deviled tomato worshipper after they kissed him!"

by PROMISEDFORTUNE April 24, 2023

devil worshipper

There's satanism, and then there's the propaganda about people worshipping the devil. Get it through your heads, there is no such thing as a devil worshipper, never has been. The devil is meant to embody everything that's against normal morality, so who would want to worship him?

I didn't like how the people in the gothic subculture dressed, so i called them a bunch of devil worshippers.

by old dagon himself July 20, 2008

cow worshipper

Someone who religiously and whole heartedly feels the love for cows

Drew is such a cow worshipper! Look at her out in the fields with them!

by cowluver123 January 20, 2017

The godly people who worshipped gods who required spleen juice to remain godly

1)These are people who worshipped godly gods who required spleen jiuce to stay godly. See Also ilge.

2)not a proper subject for a history report/project/paper/test/essay/quiz/or anyother kind of assignment involving accurate information.

Man you are such a godly person who worships gods who require spleen juice to stay godly.

by Eric January 29, 2004

Triangle worshipper

A derogatory term for a trinitrian Christian

All these triangle worshippers really piss me off!

by tory borty October 30, 2012

Easter Worshipper

Someone who worships on Easter. The people who worship on Easter are usually understood to be Christian, because Easter is the most important holiday for Christians, but other groups worship on or around Easter, as the Vernal Equinox is a common time for religious rituals.

The terrorists attacked the Easter Worshippers as they prayed.

by billyfalconer May 18, 2019

worm worshipper

A fudge fumbler; a trouser traitor of the type that are still actively sought out and murdered in some countries, in a terrible violation of human rights.

by Ian Chode June 5, 2003