by big_bfb September 15, 2006
by betterwordmaster November 24, 2007
Being obsessed with someone to the point of ringing them up every day, texting if not on the phone to them, sellout out mates for them, and having an arm around them at all possible times.
Doing it in a high pitched or aggressive manor to indicate the level of togetherness of the relationship is optional.
Doing it in a high pitched or aggressive manor to indicate the level of togetherness of the relationship is optional.
by Beester August 16, 2005
by Steve1 September 21, 2003
Being obsessed with someone to the point of ringing them up every day, texting if not on the phone to them, selling out mates for them, and having an arm around them at all possible times. Doing it in a high pitched or aggressive manor to indicate the level of togetherness of the relationship is optional.
by Beester August 23, 2005
When something surprising happens, you might respond with :eye: :lips: :eye: emojis. In that order. Usually in a sarcastic sense.
"Hello how are you doing?" - Tim
"I dipped my nuggets in water" - Tom
"Why the fuck would you do that?" - Tim
"I got you, Tim!" - Tom
":eye: :lips: :eye:" - Tim
"I dipped my nuggets in water" - Tom
"Why the fuck would you do that?" - Tim
"I got you, Tim!" - Tom
":eye: :lips: :eye:" - Tim
by epelpaj October 15, 2020
Ey is the American version of eh.
Americans doing what they do best when embarrassed that they relate to a Canadian, they make up a word that does not exist.
In doing so they hope to avoid the fact that they say eh without realizing it just as people say like or uhm when going about thoughts.
If you look through a dictionary, 'eh' can be found as 'ey' cannot. If it is, that publisher is incorrect. Even Firefox spell check says ey doesn't exist.
Americans doing what they do best when embarrassed that they relate to a Canadian, they make up a word that does not exist.
In doing so they hope to avoid the fact that they say eh without realizing it just as people say like or uhm when going about thoughts.
If you look through a dictionary, 'eh' can be found as 'ey' cannot. If it is, that publisher is incorrect. Even Firefox spell check says ey doesn't exist.
by xxxMattxxx January 14, 2009