Brian White-ed

While playing any game from the Call of Duty franchise, a player steals one or more of your kills.

1. I cant believe i got Brian White-ed 5 times that game.

2. Stop following me so you can try to Brian White me.

by aqwsderdfcvf November 21, 2010

Whomst'd've'ly'yaint'nt'ed'ies's'y'es

To whom it would be no, but technically yes.

Whomst'd've'ly'yaint'nt'ed'ies's'y'es, but, Diana, shut up!

by Colin32611 June 12, 2021

special ed

the class i was in. I struggled real hard and made it out okay. I dont like when people make fun of us. We just are a little slower on learning things.

I was in specialed ed. Special ed.

by s. vitale September 18, 2007

ed westwick

an actor on the t.v. show: Gossip Girl
he plays: Chuck Bass
he has been in the recent films: Children of Men, Breaking and Entering, and Son of Rambow
he also made a few guest appearances on the t.v. shows: Casualty and Afterlife

Chuck Bass is such a jerk!
dont think that though, because you dont even know ed westwick. he just plays chuck bass really well!

by gossip girl :D December 18, 2007

Special ed

Where the teachers belittle you and talk to you like you're 3 years old just because you're not neurotypical.

Thank you for coming to my ted talk

I fucking hate being in special ed because the teachers are fucking annoying and talk to me like I'm stupid

by dyspraxic_cheeto September 11, 2020

Special Ed

Something that is offered in schools for kids who are mentally or physically challenged. Most notable special ed program is ASD, for kids with Autism. Special Ed classes are designed for people to be more self-sufficient and possibly lead an independent life later on. The classes are generally easier and are structured in a way so that people with special needs can understand the material needed to move forward in their education. They also offer Speech and OT services for people who struggle with social skills. Kids in Special Ed are often looked down upon, but in reality, they just want to be like any other kid. We should all learn to accept people for who they are as a person and include them into society.

Truth be told, I have been in Special Ed since I was in kindergarten. I was diagnosed with Autism when I was 2 years old. People said that I would never become independent and I would have to be looked after my entire life. My parents were also hopeless that I may never lead an independent life later on. It has been a long journey from when I was just a child, but it all paid off. Throughout my life, I was always seen as the "special kid" and I was sick and tired of it. I knew that I had great potential, but my parents, teachers, and case carriers didn't believe me, so I decided to prove them wrong. I kept pushing and pushing until I finally got what I wanted. Freedom. Back then, I could barely make sentences without other people telling me what to say. Now, I'm in high school taking 3 honors classes and 2 CP classes. It was a long and hard journey. I should definitely write this in my college application.

by TROLLKING9001 November 16, 2020

po'ed

po'ed is an abbreviated version of Pissed Off.
pronounciation: pee-ode

I found out I had two science exams in one day, man am I "po'ed".

by feona June 23, 2006