joke head

Someone addicted to make others smile.

Sorry if I’m annoying with my banter, I’m a Joke Head.

by 3Nat0Bow6 January 6, 2024

cheesecake head

A cheesecake head is a slang term used to describe someone with distinct facial traits that are mostly influenced by their genetics. These features typically include a red, raw-looking complexion, dry or cracked skin, crusty lips, and a lack of eyebrows. People with these characteristics are often highly sensitive to sunlight and easily sunburned, which can accentuate their appearance. The overall look, due to these genetic traits, can sometimes come across as unusual or intense, contributing to a "scary" or striking appearance.

After spending just an hour in the sun, Jack’s face turned bright red, his lips cracked, and his eyebrows seemed to disappear, making him look like a total cheesecake head.

by ckhdex October 8, 2024

Duffle Head

A spinoff from the movie but the word pertains to a person / friend that displays different characteristics /personalities depending on the social audience .

Dude, you're being a duffle head!

by GoogleTwig February 13, 2025

hoodie head

Ignorant criminal thug worthless drain on civilized society. Can be identified by thick cotton garments that include an attached head covering. Can often be seen in urban areas traveling in groups of three or more."

The hoodie heads caused mayhem on the streets of Baltimore.

by wilde4art April 27, 2015

On your dummy head

A term used when your are dealing with incompetent people.

Also when you get a kill or block in volleyball

Julie said “on your dummy head” when she got a kill and won the game.

by Dummyheads December 17, 2019

talking head tennis

The endless back and forth political shots between Democrat and Republican commentators throughout the day on mainstream media. It is just like a tennis match. Democrats, Republicans, liberal, conservative, CNN, MSNBC, Fox News, network tv, cable tv, cable news, political commentators, talking heads

I am so tired of the talking head tennis that is always on tv every day. I don't learn anything about the world, just the endless drama in DC.

by joecoolthefool July 22, 2017

keep the head

Used mainly in Ireland and also sometimes in the United Kingdom. Used to encourage one to be calm, cool and not to over react under pressure.

Derives from the the involuntary thoughtless movements/convulsions that chickens experience for a brief moment after having their heads choped off.

playing football and johnny scores an own goal.
Manager: "...thats alright johnny, keep the head now, come on"

by terryman July 27, 2012