One of those things that are always on or off and you never see them turning on or off, it just happens and no one knows how
by TamChanUwU November 6, 2021

by Colin McDonnell October 1, 2013

The term used on TikTok is used to refer to living a moment in the past that brung you comfort or made you happy, the lamp starts looking weird is sort of like your living a dream of a time when everything seemed so simple but, suddenly you realize something is off, picture your in a time that made you happy, the lamp will always be visible in the back of this fantasy, sort of just flickering and in a way you suddenly know this isn’t real. The lamp looking weird is sort of a figure of speech telling you this is all fake, your dreaming this, life will never be like this again, explaining why people use the the term in sad contexts, the sound used in these videos is “White Ferrari” By Frank Ocean.
by Being sad is okay December 12, 2024

(verb) When you have to poo so bad but, then all of the sudden, you don’t have to anymore (because it went back to the top like a lava lamp).
Hey Kelly, there’s a Port-a-Potty! Didn’t you have to go to the bathroom?
Gross Don! I’d rather lava lamp it.
Gross Don! I’d rather lava lamp it.
by #HodgePodgeLA April 1, 2021

Phil: Roger, I think that you've got all your lamps in one submarine!
Roger: What'd you say to me?!
Phil: I said you've got all your lamps in one submarine...?
Roger: You callin' me gay?!
Roger: What'd you say to me?!
Phil: I said you've got all your lamps in one submarine...?
Roger: You callin' me gay?!
by Midnight Golfer February 24, 2024

by bowie-lover April 25, 2013

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by Jon Jacob Jingleheimer Schmit December 3, 2020
