by Rontastic July 30, 2006
1) to come up empty in an attempt to achieve. 2) a command to 'get lost' or to 'buzz off'. often used in the form 'go suck eggs.'
1) Jimmy applied to law school, but after a dismal score on the entrance exam he realized he was going to suck eggs. 2) Johnny asked Alesa to the prom, but after that stupid prank he pulled at the homecoming dance, she told him to go suck eggs.
by John W Phillips August 31, 2006
by looloo May 26, 2003
A phrase which expresses mild sympathy for the plight of another, while implying greater relief that those circumstances have befallen someone other than the speaker.
The phrase is the American translation of the German 'schadenfreude', which denotes actual pleasure in the suffering of another.
The phrase is the American translation of the German 'schadenfreude', which denotes actual pleasure in the suffering of another.
by MikeyT June 18, 2004
(Noun). One who acts affectionately toward another so as to excel, usually because he cannot do so on his own merits.
(Verb). To be a suck-up. To suck-up. Sucking-up.
(Verb). To be a suck-up. To suck-up. Sucking-up.
by somegoof January 19, 2005
by Wiseman July 14, 2006
(n) Someone who says nice things which usually aren't true to another person for their own benefit.
by kickass777 February 07, 2010