Toronto invite

To NOT make a polite, formal, or friendly request to (someone) to go somewhere or to do something.

( antonymous to "invite" )

I got the toronto invite to that party, I can only imagine it was a bunch of Torontonians talking over each other, so probably didn't miss much.

by pzeudonympho May 30, 2018

Open Invite

When everyone is invite. No one is singled out.

I'm going to the bar tonight. Open invite if anyone wants to go?

by Eacs10 November 22, 2017

ur not invited to my birthday party

this is the epic comeback. if someone ever says this to you, well- you're dead.

"ur a poo poo head haha"

"ur not invited to my bday party"
"nooo pls"
"too late you poo poo"

if u use this ur epic and if not ur not invited to my birthday party

by epic poo poo October 9, 2020

invite

short for "invitation"

Thanks again for the invite, buddy!

by lingualtreasure June 5, 2009

trick invite

An invitation to an event that ends up being a hoax. The most common trick invite involves a new foreign kid being summoned to meet up after school only to find himself all alone.

Duder 1: "Yo Italian dude! Soccer today?"

Italian Kid: "Oh yes-a, of-a course! I be there!"

Duder 2: "Ha ha you're such a dick dude. That was a trick invite wasn't it?"

Duder 1: "Fuck yea. He's been falling for it for the past 4 weeks!"

by westfalia January 11, 2010

Un-invite

When someone invites you to an event knowing that you are busy and will not be able to attend.

"Hey! I'm having a party on Saturday. You should come!"

"Dude, you know I'm out of town all weekend. That's a total un-invite!"

by Michael Gerber July 20, 2008

Good invite

Only to be used when a “friend” doesn’t invite anyone to an activity they could all enjoy.

Good invite Kristian you cuck!

by Anon1098728 June 12, 2020