Nuke in the sand

A very big, very dangerous or concerning looming threat or danger. It doesn't have to be a large scale danger (like a war) or involve literal nukes, but could also be something that could involve severe emotional devastation or an unrecoverable argument between friends (Like mentioning a topic that could give someone a major panic/anxiety attack).

Person A: Why don't you talk about (game) in this chat?
Person B: Well, I am a fan of that game, but one of my friends has a really big anxiety trigger involving it, so I don't mention it out of respect.
Person A: Thank God you told me, that could've been a nuke in the sand.

by Grabacr February 23, 2024

Nuke dookie

A product that consist of vinegar, borax, shit, piss, cum and spit in a plastic gallon jug. Once shooken you toss it in the air so it blows up thus spreading the cess pool on everything in sight

Me and my pals rolled up on Andrew’s house and tossed the nuke dookie at his home.

by Sloppygooningmonster February 27, 2024

hands up don't nuke

What you say when POTUS threatens to drop nukes on a revolution.

"You need a nuke to take on the US government"
"Hands up don't nuke!"

by basestDefinerInIowaHistory June 24, 2021

Nuking the fridge

Throwing a microwave at a fridge as hard as one can.

"Holy shit Dave was caught nuking the fridge!"

by Pee hole jenkins July 2, 2021

nuke horse

Something important or relevant for a short amount of time, after which it becomes irrelevant or unimportant.

That relationship was a nuke horse, it's good you broke up with him

by fghjdfokjsa July 12, 2021

Bro Nuke

An alcoholic mixed drink consisting of pre work out and liberal amounts of vodka. Generally served as a drop shot.

Jeremy: "Man i wanna hit the clubs ferd but I'm feeling tired"
Anthony: "dude you have to try one of Chads Bro Nukes they will knock your shingles off"
Chad: "yooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo"

by flamingo cave January 23, 2026

Nuke

A term used seriously or jokingly to describe a person whose values, behavior, or social way of moving feels noticeably misaligned, intrusive, or out of sync with a group. It is generally used to describe a white person, but can be applied to anyone depending on context. Not gendered.

“That nuke ordered a hot dog at the Mexican restaurant last night.” “The nuke was walking with shoes on the sand at the beach.”

by RBG for Life January 24, 2026