J. D. Salinger

Probably the greatest writer in American history. 89 year old Salinger had many stories published in The New Yorker but has had only four books published; The Catcher in the Rye, Nine Stories, Franny and Zooey, and Raise High the Roof Beam, Carpenters and Seymour: An Introduction. His last work published was Hapworth 16, 1924 in The New Yorker in 1965. His last interview was in 1980 and since then he has become sort of a recluse and lives a quite life in New Hampshire. Salinger almost always writes about young, very intelligent and cynical people and his work appeals greatly to a younger audience because of his theme of loss of innocence and adolescent alienation.

I think for the past 40 years J. D. Salinger has been working on a huge masterpiece that will be published when he dies and blow us all away.

by what.a.divvy March 31, 2008

Saving Aimee

1) An awesome pop/punk band from Hertfordshire, England.

2) A musical by Kathie Lee Gifford with music by David Pomeranz and David Friedman.

1) Saving Aimee consist of Luke, Tom, Tim, James, Satoshi and Sean.

2) I saw Saving Aimee last night - the musical, not the band.

by AnotherNameForExcellence May 7, 2009

Saving Spree

The exact opposite of a "shopping spree" whereby an individual is determined to live according to a carefully planned out budget that would minimize spending to increase on savings.

I'm on a temporary "saving spree"... no shopping, no outting, until I've saved up enough money for that euro trip!

by Ozla September 30, 2009

Samindorf

A girl with red hair who is hilarious and have a weird laugh. Often says funny expressions like Ohhithere and Hurr.

Samindorf is the SH*T

by kittehhkatt October 6, 2010

class shaming

The act of shaming a person for being either poor, middle-class, or wealthy.

I couldn't believe she made fun of the fact he got his clothes from a second hand store. She just kept class shaming him.

by RAMRANTS July 22, 2017

power shaming

is the act of poking fun of someone for having a low FTP

- "He could not even keep up on the flats with a tail wind, even when we held back"
- "Are you power shaming him?"

by afastboi April 22, 2019

fit shaming

Claiming that people who are active, healthy and God forbid have the slightest care about their physical appearance are terrible, shallow people. This makes it more acceptable to eat cake all day and never see the light of day or walk anywhere. This practice of shaming was made up by the larger members of society who have less self esteem and try to make it look out of the norm to be fit and healthy. This kind of practice makes it seem more normal for someone to be on a scooter at age 30 with no joint problems compared to someone who regular goes to the gym.

Kelly: You eat too healthy and are way to active! Your so shallow!

Pete: No, your just fit shaming me so you feel better about your body...

by Average Guy1243 May 12, 2014