Expansive Repulsive Disorder

n. Affliction causing an individual to appear reasonably attractive in their facebook thumbnail image, but downright hideous when the same image is viewed full size. Abbr. E.R.D.

Her thumbnail looked really good so I friended her. Turns out she has a really bad case of Expansive Repulsive Disorder.

by Tagz November 23, 2010

expatriate

I'm not sure what new hip meaning it has now, but in whiteyville it means:

One who used to live in this country but now lives in that country.

Sean Penn used to live in America, but he moved to France, because he's a hippie expatriate.

by Whitey the First October 8, 2003

expat tax

The price(not necessarily monetary) that you pay for being a foreign national while not understanding the local language or customs.

Person1: I'm not sure what this charge is on my receipt.
Person2: Do you know how to dispute it in french?
Person1: Nope
Person2: Well, it sounds they are charging you the expat tax.

Non-monetary example:
When you've already said "what?" 3 times and finally you just agree.

by unflores October 26, 2015

Expansious

when you feel very good about yourself or something around you

oh, how i feel so expansious today
damn girl, you making me feel expansious

by Dupleezyioum August 27, 2018

Kiwi expat

Kiwi (non-derogatory) meaning a person from New Zealand, or less commonly Australia, and Expat meaning Expatriate. A person from New Zealand who moved to another country (usually on a whim or for work).

"I'm a Kiwi expat, here for a job that pays better than back home."

"Did you see that new intern?"
- "Yeah, I heard she's a Kiwi expat."
"Yup, fresh off a plane on Saturday."
- "For the welcome party, let's give her something with the New Zealand flag on it!"

by pigletprincess44 September 18, 2017

Ghostly Expansion

When your boner grows without anything to arouse you.

I had a ghostly expansion while doing my homework last night.

by The Man with No Name November 20, 2017

expat

A migrant, generally from an English speaking country, with more money and/or attitude than the average citizen.

The locals should learn English so they can communicate with the expat community.

by richmx2 April 15, 2013