Stalk n block

When someone follows/friends another to stalk their social media but then decides to block them

I thought he was interested in me, but then he stalk n blocked me the next day.

by gmgway August 12, 2020

Gag n' pump

Sticking your finger down her throat while doggy style to make her gag to tighten on the pump

She was so drunk, I iust decided to gag n' pump her!

by Penny Willow May 31, 2014

bloop n holla

when a homeless guy joins a bank just to get the card he can swipe to get into the 24 hour indoor ATM to sleep inside

guy 1: bruh i jus went into the ENT at midnight and is smelled like whiskey there was a bum in there snoozin.

guy 2: homie did tha bloop n holla

by thunderthievez July 5, 2009

N-Acetylsyteine

Antidote used to treat Acetaminophen (Tylenol ®) overdoses.

Paramedic: Get me 0.4mg/mL of N-Acetylsyteine

by Dr. Gage M.D. July 16, 2022

Y/n

Y/n means your name

It’s normally used in fanfics

Hi y/n how are you

If your name was Jada it becomes

Hi Jada how are you

by Jadaspeedyiguana December 5, 2021

Mac n' Cheese Come Around

The act of offering up unwanted hot food in group settings to ravenous yet dirty individuals, such as a campfire or hobo camp.

Le Cook: Got enough for a Mac n' Cheese come around! Who wants some of my saucy cheese noodles?!

All: Dope!

by Grossham October 15, 2015

Spoodle (v., n.)

To whirl thoughts and words out rapidly and playfully while simultaneously making someone fall in love with your mind. The intellectual equivalent of falling into bed together. Etymology: Invented by an impossible Australian philosopher named Mike for an equally impossible Swiss-American boy named Ethan, October 2025. Example: 'We spent three days spoodling about Pindar and Nigerian scammers until I realized I loved him.' Related forms: spoodling (gerund), spoodled (past tense), spoodler (noun, one who spoodles). Synonyms: intellectual intimacy, playful philosophizing, mind-meld. Antonyms: small talk, superficial conversation, anything Tom would understand."

Spoodle (v., n.) : To whirl thoughts and words out rapidly and playfully while simultaneously making someone fall in love with your mind. The intellectual equivalent of falling into bed together. Etymology: Invented by an impossible Australian philosopher named Mike for an equally impossible Swiss-American boy named Ethan, October 2025. Example: 'We spent three days spoodling about Pindar and Nigerian scammers until I realized I loved him.' Related forms: spoodling (gerund), spoodled (past tense), spoodler (noun, one who spoodles). Synonyms: intellectual intimacy, playful philosophizing, mind-meld. Antonyms: small talk, superficial conversation, anything Tom would understand."

by Ethan Nicholas October 17, 2025