snowflaqe

A person who has been convinced by the right wing propaganda and is upset by the general facts of reality.

I always laugh at the snowflaqes who cry whenever they are reminded that Biden won the 2020 election.

by BlkIrishMan November 20, 2022

Snowflakism

The act of behaving in a manner that would make you regarded as a snowflake. Namely the act of behaving in a manner that would be deemed over sensitive or easily hurt by trivial statements or actions that has come from another.

That guy over there got really upset when I called him a silly billy. Shouldn't do that, that is snowflakism.

by LordJenal April 29, 2023

snowflakiness

Snowflakiness (noun): The dazzling art of being unnecessarily unique and special, often accompanied by a tendency to melt under the slightest pressure. Think of it as the personality equivalent of a snowflake that insists it's one-of-a-kind, but can't handle a warm cup of reality.

Dave's snowflakiness was evident when he insisted his code was 'innovative' because he used tabs instead of spaces, but he crashed harder than a Windows 98 system when the team pointed out the syntax errors.

by ByteMeSnowflake August 20, 2024

no-showflake

noh-shohfleck
noun
1. Someone who make plans with you then doesn’t show up.
adjective

I don’t have time for no-showflakes.

by akaknowbody October 30, 2020

SFAN = SNOW_FLAKE_ASZ_NIGGA

SFAN = SNOW_FLAKE_ASZ_NIGGA - A person whom wants everyone in the world to be a " White_Girl "

SFAN = SNOW_FLAKE_ASZ_NIGGA - This DUDE' a fascist, youz a bitch booty boy SFAN tommy!!!

by NotThaOne October 24, 2022

knowflake

Unique knowledge that one, and only one, person in a group knows.

Mirla had a knowflake at pub quiz last night, being the only one of her team who could recall that "Major Tom" was performed by Peter Schilling.

by Steve Dalton December 22, 2008

snowquake

When its snowing/snow blanketing the ground and you have an earthquake at the same time. This is how the snowquake is born.

In 2013, on December 7th, the state of Oklahoma was rocked by an earthquake of a 4.8 magnitude that was centered close to Edmond, Oklahoma. During this time most of Oklahoma was covered in snow due to recent snowstorms. The snowquake was felt from the Tulsa area to the Enid area down through the Edmond area, OKC area, and the Norman area.

by Twilightseven December 8, 2013