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meme stock 

Any publicly traded company stock that keeps going up and disregards the fundamentals such as revenue and profits when valuing the underlying company. A meme commonly referenced by the stock market community is that “stonks always go up”. Hence, any stock that goes up in value beyond most peoples imagination is labeled as a meme stock. Commonly happens with stocks of very popular companies that show promising signs of growth for years to come. Due to hype around the company and its future outlook, the price of their stock keeps going up beyond a point that makes logical sense which may or may not result in a steep drop later on once/if the hype dies down.
TSLA and ZM are such meme stocks. They went up in value so quickly even though their revenue and profits dont add up to their current valuation
meme stock by 2urban2dict January 5, 2021
A meme is a theoretical unit of cultural information transmission that is reproduced (i.e. produced over and over again) on a large scale by active agents whose means of appropriation rely on the interplay between (pre-existing) biological, socio-cultural, and technological formations or assemblages.

A meme is:
- A theoretical unit of cultural information transmission that is indefinite.
- A widespread reproduction or re-appropriation of an existing cultural ‘thing’.
- Not just a veracious imitation according to one’s ability to perceive and copy.
- Not a reactive emotion (although emotions are often involved in the meme-process).
- But instead: a reproduction that is inferred by pre-existing knowledge and human intention.
- Dependent on biological, socio-cultural and technological formations.
- And on pre-existing memes that have already been circulating through culture.
Important note:
In contrast to what prevalent notions of the meme concept suggest, including Dawkins, a meme cannot be viewed as a contagious entity which 'infects' people when crossing their paths. Although some ideas, concepts, or practices may be more attractive and have a greater chance of being appropriated, memes do not act in the same manner as biological viruses.
Meme by Stinky McPooface May 22, 2013
an app that started out just for android devices. In the beginning, memes were uploaded by the app creators and users were friendly and carried interesting conversations in the comment section. After Novageko allowed Apple users to join and people to upload their own images it all went downhill. Now Memedroid is full of reposts,trolls and little kids. Among the chaos, however, you will find the quirky and outrageous community that laughs and cries together. Ive been here through it all and can highly recommend giving it a try, you just might like us.
Guy A: "Hey, youre a memedroider?"
Guy B: "Yeah, Once you get past all the horny 12 year olds the app isnt so bad."
Guy A: "True."
memedroid by skylar..... March 2, 2014

memedealar 

Follow meme dealar on Instagram @memedealar
memedealar by Omgmyberries April 22, 2019
makes constant meme references while thinking they are hilarious (some of them even think they are original) reddit is most likely his/her homepage and prefers to be around his own kin and travel in packs. can be spotted easily on middle school/high school age groups and because of that also at the mall (most likely in computer / Apple Store or doing something obnoxious at the food court) defining characteristics in this species include adolescent acne and general awkwardness followed by a desire to hear their own voice
memebro: *says offensive/outrageous thing*
haha im just trollin'
memebro by manwithsoup May 8, 2013

meme kink 

The act of getting turned on by memes
Person 1: Oh my god please don't tell me you have a meme kink
Person 2: Sorry I can't help it! John Cena just turns me on
meme kink by Mr. Doot August 8, 2016