New boot goofin'

To pose or prance around in one's newly acquired footwear.

"What are you running around and acting silly for?"

"I'm just goofin'. New boot goofin'."

by Jim Dangle August 30, 2005

new response just dropped

An epic response for whenever someone makes a new and original response

person 1: Google en passant
person 2: Holy hell!
person 3: New response just dropped.

by Just Another Human Person May 25, 2023

New York nekkid

when something or someone is completely stripped or exposed

1), I went back for one last look at the old studio, but by the time I got there, it was New York nekkid.

2), I think the Judge’s mind was somewhat blown when the defendants all got New York nekkid, clasped hands and started singing, “We Shall Overcome”.

3), His whole corrupt administration was exposed, and he stood New York nekkid before the people.

by ΔиłĦ☼иצ ߀₡ʞ October 1, 2011

New chains , same shackles

New chains means that you changed as a person , same shackles means that you still have (problems , depression ect) and that nearly nothing changed , you still feel as you did before the "new chains".

New chains , same shackles (song by $uicideboy$)

by Pseudonymuz July 4, 2020

New Liberal

Someone who rejects right-wing conservatism and left-wing progressivism equally. An updated or new classical liberal -- not just politically, but also philosophically and culturally. New Liberals or neoliberals reject both Rightist moral dogmatism and Leftist moral relativism -- both the pre-modernist religious Right and the post-modernist socialist Left. They generally favor both economic freedom (like the Republicans) and social and personal freedom (like the Democrats). New Liberals tend to believe in (1) the philosophy of reason and science; (2) the ethics of individualism and self-interest; (3) and the politics of liberty and capitalism. Most lean toward atheism, hedonism, and libertarianism.

Historian Victor Davis Hanson and atheist Sam Harris are examples of New Liberals, as well as many current writers who favor the literature of the Greek, Roman, Renaissance, and Enlightenment classics.

by KyZan December 13, 2010

New Editioning

A verb used to describe the act of watching, listening to, dancing to obsessing over or any other action involving or pertaining to the phenomenal musical group New Edition.

1.Y'all better stop interrupting me while I'm New Editioning!

2. I have been on the N.E. and Ralph Tresvant social media pages New Editioning for hours!
3.Ronnie Devoe spent months New Editioning before he joined the group.

by Brat6801 March 4, 2017

New England brown lobster

The act of performing oral sex on another individuals anus using melted butter to improve taste and a lobster bib to avoid unnecessary messes. Inspired by the traditional consumption method of a New England lobster.

Danny— “How was your trip to Cape Cod?”
Jack— “It was sick, I met this girl and after dinner I gave her a New England brown lobster!”

by TdogW October 12, 2018