trigger happy

Used to discribe someone who, in an irc, hits Enter before finishing a word.

<wax> Dude, Meet the Parents sucke
<andrew> Your a little trigger happy today. eh?

by Wax February 28, 2005

Trigger

A trigger is a person who handles the dirty work. Somebody who isn't afraid of the consequences. Sometimes he isn't the brightest one in the bunch but he's got balls.

If you don't want problems, it would be In your best interest to leave before trigger gets here.

by TheDarkNarc137 August 28, 2016

Trigger Rectomy

The operation you recieve after the injury you sustain from using a high power wash hose, or any trigger device for an extended period of time, which results in hand fatigue from holding down the trigger

Doctor : What seems to be the problem?
Patient : My hand is sore from hosing

Doctor: Your going to need a trigger rectomy

by MTBker77 June 22, 2010

TRIGGER WARNING ⚠️

When a young flexer is about to show their poor friends all the money they “made”

TRIGGER WARNING ⚠️ omg hard work pays off so well I got paid $335.05

by Toe god August 16, 2018

Triggers

Interactions work so much better with others when you share your triggers with each other. You then avoid triggering each other out of carr, respect, empathy and the knowledge on how to do so.

He. wasn't trustworthy. He knee my triggers and would deliberately use that knowledge to hurt me.

Our trust and intimacy and love bond grew as we helped.each other heal our triggers.

by LetsPlayKeepAway December 18, 2019

pulling the trigger

to knowingly commit to the most wreckless action with the widest possible consequences

i thought my girl was fuckin with some random buhl last night, think they mighta fucked. Really considering pulling the trigger on this relationship and murdering this hoe

by ñoñoto November 16, 2020

trigger-mind

In order to recall something specific, one needs detailed context in order to recall that specific memory. Such a mind cannot easily recall the specific instance, but need a series of memory triggers in order to arrive at the said memory.

For example: when trying to remember a specific line from a movie, the person needs to be reminded first the overarching plot of the movie, then the what part of the movie the scene took place, then a summary of the scene (including the significance of the line). All of this must take place as a "trigger" for the person to be able to recall said movie line.

Sentence example:
Kelsey: "...has anyone seen my list by the way? It's a piece of paper with the name Ross written in big letters..."
Steph: What is that from?
Kelsey: Friends, don't you remember?
Steph: Wait what happened in the episode? (Kelsey explains) OH, ya! I remember now... I'm a trigger-mind, I need context before I can remember funny lines from Friends.

by Stephanie Krag'n September 22, 2008