When you meet someone on social media, etc. and you think they are interesting or hot. Then when you meet them in person, they are not all you thought they were.
Guy 1: i met this girl on Twitter and she looked really hot. But when i met her in person she was annoying and wouldnt talk to me
Guy 2: damn another case of online letdown
Guy 1: yeah...
Guy 2: damn another case of online letdown
Guy 1: yeah...
by jo duke August 29, 2013
A group of students might bully a classmate online and then feel emboldened to bully him or her in person. This is a sign of Online Disinhibition Effect
by mely_splash January 12, 2022
slang for wanting to kill and mutilate anyone and everyone in the general vicinity of the speaker
if someone ever says this to you, run.
if someone ever says this to you, run.
by FunLuke February 21, 2024
Fabrizio - “I suggest you remove that post, it’s already been reported to the online police… big hug”
by TMDNS February 24, 2024
by Suhuf.com.sa December 25, 2011
To glaze someone online means to feed them compliments that are so over-the-top that they come across as cringe-worthy or phony. While the goal is usually to win someone over with flattery, it's often unsuccessful because they can see right through it. Some might even consider it a form of sexual harassment. If you feel you have been 'online glazed',
be sure to contact your local law enforcement.
be sure to contact your local law enforcement.
Jerry: "Stanley, why does Max keep online glazing people like Tommy? It's making all of us feel real uncomfortable."
Stanley: "I don't know but what's even worse is Tommy feels like he's being sexually harassed and doesn't want to say anything out of politeness."
Jerry: "Yeah well, Max can take his funny business somewhere else because Tommy is married to a woman. We should've known something was up when he shared that he trains his legs and glutes 7 days a week injured or not.
Stanley: "I agree. Max's online glazing is almost some type of fetish."
Stanley: "I don't know but what's even worse is Tommy feels like he's being sexually harassed and doesn't want to say anything out of politeness."
Jerry: "Yeah well, Max can take his funny business somewhere else because Tommy is married to a woman. We should've known something was up when he shared that he trains his legs and glutes 7 days a week injured or not.
Stanley: "I agree. Max's online glazing is almost some type of fetish."
by TheCollegeGraduate February 18, 2025
A phrase used when asking a plug on the block what drugs he has available for sale. Can also be used to find out if someome is slanging dope without sounding like a desperate white kid.
More commonly phrased as: "Whatchu got online?"
More commonly phrased as: "Whatchu got online?"
Shopper (you): "Hey bro, what's good? "
Plug: "What's up?"
Shopper: "What's online?"
Plug: "Fasho' I got the molly, the xans, some white girl, and you know I be fuckin' with the hard. Just let me know whatchu need blood"
Plug: "What's up?"
Shopper: "What's online?"
Plug: "Fasho' I got the molly, the xans, some white girl, and you know I be fuckin' with the hard. Just let me know whatchu need blood"
by CripSlayer52 October 19, 2017