Yack-Ermeister

When you throw up alcohol and you feel so bad that you drink it again.

"Bro she just threw up and drank it again!"

"She's such a yack-ermeister!"

by Madi.j November 23, 2013

Jaiden Ermanos Day

The Day Jaiden Turned Into Ermanos

Hey Did you know today is Jaiden Ermanos Day the day jaiden turned into ermanos where he turned into ermanos,

by TheDictionaryMan(NotEnder) May 3, 2023

Emmaesque

Of or having to do with the pompous; Lacking in meaning, made of empty, stilted language.

That poem that you wrote was thoroughly emmaesque.

by Randall Vanlandingham January 28, 2005

Undead Erman

The act in which an Emo cuts his penis and slowly jacks himself off while crying in his own sorrow.

As Johnny sat there, he slowly gave himself an undead erman. There was nothing left for him.

by GJS January 18, 2008

Ermel

It's a peron who says "Erm" all the time!

A:"ERM! It's Ermazing!"
B:"You're an Ermel!"

by Ermel! January 2, 2011

R. Lee Ermey

He was at one time really in the military. But since he left he has been in numerous movies and t.v shows. In fact if you turn on your t.v you'll probably see him.

Dude turn on the t.v I hear theres a show on that does not have R. Lee Ermey on. THATS AMAZING!!!!

by meconfused June 20, 2006

ermagherdnese

Ermagherdnese- simply described as the greatest language ever known, is a revised script of the language "ermagherdish". This language, of which english was originally based off of, can be learnt with just an understanding of english, and someone can become fluent within an hour of learning. To speak this language, one must simply take an english word and in place of a vowel, put down an "er". One example of this the word hello. In ermagherdnese, this is "herler". As english writing is formally in cursive, ermagherdnese is in "all caps", and as such the word "Hello" in cursive would be "HERLER" in formal ermagherdnese

This is a dialogue in ermagherdnese:

Perl: Herler nerk, herv yer bern gerlferng ern ther cerntrer clerbs ner gerlf cerse?

Nerk: Yers, er fernd ther sernd perts ther cern ber quirt tercherers ther.

The same dialogue in English:

Paul: Hello Nick, have you been golfing on the country clubs new golf course?

Nick: Yes, I find that the sandpits there can be quite treacherous

One example of this the word hello. In ermagherdnese, this is "herler". As english writing is formally in cursive, ermagherdnese is in "all caps", and as such the word "Hello" in cursive would be "HERLER" in formal ermagherdnese

This is a dialogue in ermagherdnese:

Perl: Herler nerk, herv yer bern gerlferng ern ther cerntrer clerbs ner gerlf cerse?

Nerk: Yers, er fernd ther sernd perts ther cern ber quirt tercherers ther.

The same dialogue in English:

Paul: Hello Nick, have you been golfing on the country clubs new golf course?

Nick: Yes, I find that the sandpits there can be quite treacherous

by Perferser Ermagherd March 2, 2014