unentertaining

when you're sitting at home and have absolutely nothing to do and you've been in the same spot for 4(+) hours and you're bored outta your noggin

I've had the whole day to do anything i want but i haven't done anything or moved in about 5 hours. My life is so unentertaining.

by zizi1993 January 18, 2011

Double unentendre

When you unintendingly say something that can be taken in a dirty (double entendre) but you mean't it in a clean way

Guy:Man you're really pwning me at this game I take it you know your way around a joystick

Girl:What are you trying to say...

Guy:Oops Double unentendre

by Gentleneal September 4, 2011

USWNT

Some epic people that won 4 world cups thats right 4! And they deserve equal pay,cuz c'mon there better than the mens national team. They also are really fun the know trendy songs and are better at soccer than u :)

Me: talks about USWNT
idot: What's USWNT
Me: We can't be friends anymore
idot: huh?

by Stormz haza life October 10, 2019

Michael Usenick

The nastiest fro boy you will ever meet.
Beware: random things fall out and may hit you, this could be dangerous.

D00d, did you see that fro?
Oh it was just Michael Usenick!
I think Oasama Bin Ladan might be hiding in there!

by Nicole and Casie March 18, 2009

unenthusiastic

It is an opposite meaning of enthusiastic. A type of scepticism. If someone doesn't believe in success.

John was unenthusiastic but gave it a chance for win

by iGame_again June 27, 2016

Unenthused

An adjective used to describe one's complete lack of amusement, often signified with a grimacing facial expression.

*term coined in the 1990 film, Darkman, to describe the film's main antagonist, Robert G. Durant

"I know it was last minute to have Durant's birthday party at Burger King, but did you see his face? Even wearing the paper crown, so unenthused..."

by Cereal Spoonhauer November 16, 2016

ussentials

Ussentials Barbeque utensils that are essentially used for barbequeing.

Hey honey can you grab my ussentials and bring them to me on the patio, please?

by sheila rene moore November 19, 2016