Is a friend how’s on tik tok (comedy/ lip syncing app). Knows every new dance. She/He only knows part of songs. Every time you have a conversation with them they tell you about how’s hot on tik tok at the moment.
by spillingandsippingthetea December 14, 2019
by 🐾🍟mio🎀🩹 April 16, 2023
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by LeSouffleDeVersailles February 08, 2025
Guy: Kelly just broke up with me.
Guy2: Aww dude, im sorry. Watch out for Chris, he's a total Second Course Addict.
Guy: He wouldn't do that to me, Im his best bud.
Guy2: I used to be his best bud too, til he did it to me and my entire group of friends.
Guy2: Aww dude, im sorry. Watch out for Chris, he's a total Second Course Addict.
Guy: He wouldn't do that to me, Im his best bud.
Guy2: I used to be his best bud too, til he did it to me and my entire group of friends.
by concierned citizen October 11, 2009
No the fuck it isn't. Weed is nowhere near as addictive as alcohol or cocaine. Alcohol isn't even as addictive as cocaine.
Hym "And weed doesn't have a withdrawal effect after you stop using it. I guarantee- Wait... I'll bet you 1 million dollars that the study your citing involves quite a few 'self-reported' instances of people 'feeling as though they need it' and not ACTUAL addiction symptoms. I've known people who 'feel as though they need it' and those people are all idiots. That isn't a thing. Weed isn't anywhere near as addicting as cocaine. Cocaine is wildly addicting. That's actually the one thing Adderall has over cocaine (aside from duration). The sensation if basically the same but the cocaine is so much more addicting that I felt compelled to use more of it for about a year and a half after I ran out. So, yeah, not a real thing. Weed addiction isn't real."
by Hym Iam April 15, 2023
Addicting is the act of becoming addicted to an experience. It is a derivative of 'addicted', however it is purely intended for use in the present tense when an individual is experiencing the initial sensations.
by v85 July 08, 2023