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A guy who bullies others and goes around with hang on his pants. And does criminal stuff.

Damn I hate that guy, he is such a offe

by Martinf August 19, 2016

Disney jerk off

A content creator who is hot as fuck but limits their content to solo performances, or very rare collabs. A huge waste of potential and fantasy, because they only like what they see on the screen or mirror. A Borrick. Adds to social content but in a limited way that seems overly limited to their potential.

Derrick’s a Disney jerk off. He’s hot af, but only wants to beat it to himself.

She’s hot, but just a Disney jerk off. Nobody can touch her.

He’s such a Disney jerk off I couldn’t get a kiss or feel.

by Havesomefun September 27, 2025

dry off

Dry- a feeling when you want to vent about something or someone to a friend or family member close to you. Dry off- venting with someone about the samething or same person

I was feeling dry because my friend wasn’t listening to me. I had to dry off with my friend about the mean girls.

by SupeLexi May 4, 2018

bubbling off

(V) Moving to Parler from Facebook in late 2020.
When an intolerant person complains about censorship and separates from normal society into their safespace.

Simce Trump got fired, every day, tens of thousands of his supporters are bubbling off to join "Meinspace" aka "Parler!"

by Bag of donuts2 November 13, 2020

COVID Stand-off

When two or more people are at an impasse in their travels, unable to pass each other while maintaining the proper social distancing practice as required by COVID-19.

Sorry I’m late. Someone was entering as I tried to leave and we got stuck in a COVID Stand-off.

by the AV Flu April 11, 2020

Sucking Off the Red Bull

Consuming large amounts of energy drinks to get through finals.

Brad: "Hey Tom! Did you see Jimmy running around like a maniac?"
Tom: "yeah, he's been sucking off the red bull just to get through finals. "

by ChazzzySan May 29, 2015

off of

Some claim that it means just "off" in some way of american speaking
Some say it even means "because" in some cases.
Some say it is a definitely wrong use of grammar.

It’s a way of profiting off of something you expect to drop in value.

My new invention will knock the socks off of the scientific community.

and even

The collapse happened off of the devaluation.

by Khanon November 29, 2018