she thought she ate

When someone portrays an act usually on social media showing themselves being “attractive” or doing exceptionally on a trend. However one’s thoughts might differ and this is where the term comes in. “She thought she ate” meaning she thought she did so good on that trend or she thought she was hot or she thought she was all that.

“She thought she ate up that trend”

by diareahfarttoes69 April 9, 2022

thoughtstipated

To have a mental blockage, a thought on the tip of your tongue you can't seem to spit out. A synonym of brainfart.

I just smoked an 1/8 of weed to myself, now I'm all thoughtstipated.

by Thoughtstipated November 15, 2006

tough crowd

This was a Rodney Dangerfield line. He may or may not have coined it, but he made it uniquely his; he'd nervously adjust his tie while saying it.

A lot of his lines got into the wider lexicon, though younger people may not know who he was. He played the crazy ultra-rich guy in "Caddyshack".

"I told a cab driver to take me where the action was, and he took me to MY house!"

(No laughter)

(Nervously adjusts tie) "Oh, tough crowd, tough crowd..."

by Super Genius May 23, 2005

East Coast Tough Guy

a self-proclaimed tough guy, usually hailing from New England who boasts of consuming multiple cans of Bud Light while telling high tales of almost getting into fights

Patriots fan who cheers only if they are winning or during play-offs and usually buys/steals a 12 pack of Bud Light for the game

by cormac breslin January 27, 2004

selin thought

A dirty, often sexual or inappropriate thought derived from an otherwise innocent phrase.

Your fishing rod is larger than mine.... what? oh... SELIN THOUGHT!

by thetoadman December 15, 2009

through the fire and flames

non human song on expert.
never able to beat.

Hey Mike! wats up nick, i was playing through the fire and flames and my hands exploded! omg it was so hard!

by Mike Trombley November 25, 2007

tough-talk

speaking in a tone intended to threaten your subject or audience, for the sole purpose of coercing them into believing or doing something; threaten. Common among politicians, law enforcement, gangsters, wiseguys, athletes, coaches, teachers. Best when used subtly.

Subtle tough-talk: (After being cut off by a freshly-licensed driver, at the red light, I got out of my car and went up to the driver's window). " You keep driving like that and someone's going to get hurt, and it isn't going to be me."

Overt tough-talk: "Oh, you don't understand me? No problemo, my fist speaks five languages."

by yemoss January 11, 2008