Peek-a-boo areoli

When a large woman wears a midriff shirt and her boobies hang low enough for areola tips to show.

John almost fainted when his co-worker leaned back and he saw her peek-a-boo areoli.

by Fuquay Stone July 20, 2018

Pulling an arlindo

During a chill session leaving for some shady business. Saying it will only take about 15 minutes but staying away for hours and even with a chance of not returning at all.

Where tf is Arlindo? Is he pulling an arlindo again? Pfff I wonder when or if he’ll be back.

by Kginl March 22, 2021

Your mum-aholic

This is when someone uses the insult ”your mum” in every conversation

Ah what a nice day we are having

Response Your mum Ha

Your mum-aholic

by pagey124 December 31, 2021

Polar Bear In Arlington Texas

Used To describe when something in a list is noticeably and significantly worse than everything else. usually used as a image of a polar bear with the text "What da hell is a Polar bear doin in Arlington Texas"

Person 1: why is Arby's here. its literally the Polar Bear In Arlington Texas

by Apollo1721 February 26, 2024

InApol (Involuntary Apoliticism)

A term for people who are involuntarily apolitical—not by choice, but because they have been rejected from all possible political groups and communities due to having unique political views, positions outside the standard political spectrum, or views that don't fit any existing category. InApols are the orphans of the political world: they want to belong, to participate, to have a political home, but no group will have them. Left, right, center, libertarian, authoritarian, green, nationalist—all find them too strange, too inconsistent, too threatening. They wander the political landscape alone, their views ignored, their voices unheard, their participation impossible. InApol is the condition of those who are political by nature but homeless by circumstance.

InApol (Involuntary Apoliticism) Example: "She held views that combined elements of socialism and traditionalism, environmentalism and localism—positions that made sense to her but fit nowhere. The left called her conservative; the right called her radical; the center called her confused. She applied to every group, joined every community, and was rejected from all. She was InApol: involuntarily apolitical, wanting to belong but belonging nowhere. Politics happened around her; she watched, unrepresented, unwelcome, alone."

by Dumu The Void February 18, 2026