by whoantxx November 12, 2021
sare: so yeah, then I walk up to her and I'm like -
theeph: I think a small snail is masticating upon my foot.
sare: Huh. Well that was random.
theeph: I think a small snail is masticating upon my foot.
sare: Huh. Well that was random.
by Sahara October 05, 2003
Prior to the apparent adoption of the word by chavs, a "random" was a slang term used to refer to a person who was clearly and obviously out of place in a particular milieu and whose presence was therefore questioned. Usually a neutral to negative connotation.
A: Who was that guy in the glasses and tweed jacket who showed up at our sorority meeting?
B: Clearly some random.
Some random dressed in a clown suit just ran across the quad mooning people.
B: Clearly some random.
Some random dressed in a clown suit just ran across the quad mooning people.
by Theodora April 17, 2007
Something that happens out of the norm, doesn't adhere to pattern, chaotic, nowadays a VERY overused and commonly misused word, making people like us who try to use it in it's true sense sound like teenage douchebags.
(retarded teenage use) We don't really need some random bass line in there.
#2 That shirt is totally random.
#3 Correct usage. "The word "random" should not be used randomly, you douchebag. Of course, you're so stupid you don't even know the definition, so why do I even try?"
#2 That shirt is totally random.
#3 Correct usage. "The word "random" should not be used randomly, you douchebag. Of course, you're so stupid you don't even know the definition, so why do I even try?"
by GregR April 06, 2007
by Dame Dame February 26, 2008
Something irrelevant. Randomness or surrealness can be humurous. Some beleive using "random" words such as CHEESE or CHOCOLATE MILK is funny.
not random: flying sandwiches!!!!!
random: a boy in orange suspenders marches up to you at lunch, grabs a hostess cupcake from his tray and mashes it in his eye.
random: a boy in orange suspenders marches up to you at lunch, grabs a hostess cupcake from his tray and mashes it in his eye.
by four, five March 05, 2006
California Circa 1980. The first part is rising an the second syllable is falling, similar to how homosexuals say "fabulous."
Used in conversation after someone says something that is a non sequitur or has no bearing on the conversation at hand, and is thus completely random.
Used in conversation after someone says something that is a non sequitur or has no bearing on the conversation at hand, and is thus completely random.
"I want to go get pizza at Frantone's"
"Frantone's was first built in 1967 by Antoine Frantonne. He changed the name in 1982 and started serving pizza."
"Okay: RAN-dom"
"Frantone's was first built in 1967 by Antoine Frantonne. He changed the name in 1982 and started serving pizza."
"Okay: RAN-dom"
by Darius Sunofovich January 01, 2005