Spotlight Rapist

Someone who steals other people's moments in the spotlight away from them whether it is their first time or not.

Kanye West is a spotlight rapist for taking away Taylor Swift's big moment. She's a 19 year old girl, dude. Come on now.

by ifuckinhatekanye September 14, 2009

Spotlight effect

The spotlight effect is the phenomenon in which people tend to believe they are being noticed more than they really are.

The reason for the spotlight effect is the innate tendency to forget that although one is the center of one's own world, one is not the center of everyone else's

by Jeboisdulait May 13, 2020

Spotlighting

When you have no idea how to use MS Teams and you sign onto a group meeting and you choose the spotlighting option to highlight the hot chick with the huge rack, because that’s who you want to spend the next 45 mins looking at. Not realising you have spotlighted that person to everyone in the meeting.

Hey Paul, if you go spotlighting our external stakeholders again, you won’t be working here anymore.

by Kezza4Paul November 5, 2021

Tacenda, spotlight, two, association, octothorpe, xertz, strangle, numinous, tessellate, acid

If you want to freak out your friends, simply repeat this in a monotone voice!

"Hey James have you had a nice day?" "Tacenda, spotlight, two, association, octothorpe, xertz, strangle, numinous, tessellate, acid." "This is why you need mental help."

by CyanJames May 1, 2022

spotlight

used as a euphemism for vagina/pussy

source heidi montag's "body language." song

"And I don't think I've ever heard someone refer to her vagina as a "spotlight" in song before, but it seems to fit. Ugh. I feel the need to listen to some Art Bears now."

(thanks for words sarrible)

by glimmer January 2, 2009

shitlist

The coolest community on greatestjournal.com.

I just shitlisted somebody. I am so cool.

by TheKat January 4, 2005

Dunkadelic Spotlight

Is a basketball slang " catch phrase " used to descibe a Mega-Star player or teams that recieve magnified attention from the sports media, TV viewers, and TV networks.

Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls were under the Dunkadelic Spotlight during the 15 seasons he played in the NBA. LeBron James is under the Dunkadelic Spotlight like no other player who's come into the league.

by Derrick E. Vaughan April 3, 2005