Altoids

"The curiously strong mint" manufactured in Great Britain (according to their festive containers). More flavors have come out recently. It is known in some circles that offering an Altoid to a member of the other sex is a discreet way of saying "Let's have oral sex!"

Susie:Wow, Tommy just gave me an altoid!
Gennady: Well, you know what that means...

by Not so super DJ Gennady January 5, 2003

Altoids

Altoids are a series of candy and mints manufactured by Callard & Bowser (a UK company). The mints were originally sold in small rectangular tins with the tagline: 'Curiously Strong Mints.'After the mints became very popular, Altoids has now created a range of sour gum and sour mints. Altoids also has another drawing power: the packaging. Each packet of Altoids comes in a small tin or round tin all of which are designed in clever and pleasing ways.
Also offering someone an Altoid, in some social circles is in fact an offer for them to partake in an act of oral sex!

Woa! Dude check out that snazzy pack of altoids!

by Tom Li September 25, 2005

stella artois

reassuringly expensive

by Ron May 17, 2003

Altoid Transfer

transferring an Altoid into another ones mouth using your lips

we altoid transferred
The altoid tasted better once we did the altoid transfer

by Casanovaaaaa_ May 26, 2013

Autoirontic

When someone is amused at how they're being cleverly ironic, but no one else gets it. Almost always triggered by significant alcohol consumption, when the imbiber becomes convinced they're cross-channeling Socrates and Robin Williams. Some unfortunate souls have been known to suffer from this condition permanently - avoid making eye contact with these people.

As the night of drinking went on, Joe eventually cleared the bar of all his friends but he didn't seem to notice. His autoirontic banter kept him laughing at his 'witty' observations all on his own.

"Do we have to invite Joe to go out drinking with us? Two cocktails and he gets autoirontic, and I'm tired of having to put up him thinking he's being funny and insightful - it's embarrassing"

by word burgler June 26, 2018

antoinne

Antoinne is derived from the famous french writer named Antoine de Saint-Exupéry. It is a rare name. People named Antoinne are adventurous and smart. They are kind, passionate, and friendly. Many people find them unique. They have an awesome charisma that you won't forget. They are ambivert. It always depends on the people they talk to. Their silence will make you confuse. It's either they are mad at you, not interested anymore, or they're just busy. They get mad when the energy and hype aren't matched. One of their secrets: Hey have guys on their blocked list, those guys are the ones whom they didn't want to talk to. If an "Antoinne" ignores you, you're just dirt that can be removed quickly. If an "Antoinne" gives you attention, they might: like you, is interested with you, an important person to him/her. Most of them are also writers. They are also daydreamers.

Many people had a hard time pronouncing their names. It's AN-TWAN.

How do you pronounce your name, Antoinne?

by namelessnabi October 18, 2021

The Antoine Effect

The Antoine Effect:

An internet phenomenon exclusive to the LGBT+ teenager side of GETTR in which a fictional character or person is popularized and idolized, becoming the stock of humor and inside jokes. The name derives from Antoine Leblanc, a fictional character (who also happens to be a DILF) belonging to one of the GETTR users.

Any character going through the Antoine effect will be the butt of jokes and well thought out humor. They may also be sexualized in a joking manner, such as the term “antoinussy” given to Antoine Leblanc. The characters popularity will skyrocket and soon be known throughout most of GETTR.

Oliver: "Hey, Connie, did you hear about that new character my friend drew and posted to GETTR?"

Connie: "Yeah, she seems to be going through The Antoine Effect."

by sinsentient November 9, 2021