7th Grade Science Teacher

1.Being washed up and having to sink to the bottom of what you do
2.To be old
3.To be a witch

Student 1: Man I hate Mrs. Taylor.

Student 2: Yeah, what a 7th Grade Science Teacher.

by Pope Obama June 24, 2016

11th-grade disorder

If you called your friend “GOD”, you are the 11th-grade disorder.

It is evolution version of the 8th-grade disorder.

Unlike other diseases, it doesn't affect your health but the ability of social adaption.

You’ll become very active and energetic whole day.
There are various infection routes such as air infection and contact infection.
Treatment has not been established yet.

I am worshipping him because I am affected by the 11th-grade disorder.

by Aporo June 18, 2018

Midnight Gardening

The act of burying valuables in one's yard under the cover of night so as to be less conspicuous.

My husband wants to hide his gold coin collection. So, he's doing some midnight gardening tonight.

by E-Squared 87 July 2, 2020

Schrodinger's Grades

Like the idea of Schrodinger's cat, where not checking your grades causes them to exist both as passing and failing simultaneously. Only through observing them do you condense the possibilities into the reality of one or the other. If you never check them you can't be depressed about failing

I'm not sure if I passed my calculus class, I have schrodinger's grades.

by jf10603 December 30, 2018

Lily's Garden's Washing Machine

A washing machine that was in a Lily's Garden ad. It was shown from a YouTuber called Bijuu Mike.

Lily's Garden's Washing Machine is naughty!

by DarkDomFan July 1, 2020

gradeaundera

A dickhead who doesn't post in 3 months, finally comes back with a video saying he's gonna come back, then falls off the face of the earth for another month never to be heard from again.

Yo you watch gradeaundera's new video?... Oh wait that's right he's fucking dead.

by UPMYBUTT July 9, 2017

Garden State

An independent film about a man's struggle (Zach Braff) with coping with the loss of his mother, with a life of prescription induced apathy (and the release of this apathy through new found love as he returns home) and can finally live his emotions after living life without prescription drugs and finally letting go the secret of his mother's disablity by the end of the movie.

There's not really an example that can go here...it's a movie.

by CJ Dayringer April 4, 2005