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co-living

noun
A squalid and overcrowded urban apartment inhabited by young, very poor but somehow hip people.
"Co-living is the new slums, man, I can't front 3 times my rent just to move into some shithole in Brooklyn."
by singleservingfrd November 3, 2019
mugGet the co-livingmug.

You-co'-Hump

to have sex because there isn't anything to do
Salvy, when you & g*** ain't got no money and you is borred and there aint nothin to do,, You-co'-Hump!
by mike_jones October 5, 2005
mugGet the You-co'-Humpmug.

co-ghost

When you mutually ghost each other by not following up on a loose promise to make plans.

Often seen in the context of saying “we should catch up” or promising to get coffee when both parties clearly never want to speak to each other again.
Petrina: Kali and I were supposed to get our nails done but then neither of us mentioned it ever again.
Kate: you totally co-ghosted each other.
by WhiteShadow69 January 3, 2023
mugGet the co-ghostmug.

Co

Your 50% cool
Look at that guy with the cool outfit

Oh look at him he is really co!!!
by Avavavavavava June 17, 2021
mugGet the Comug.

co-niece-in-law

Spouse's nibling's wife.
co-niece-in-law.
by Simaduria July 26, 2024
mugGet the co-niece-in-lawmug.

Co-op of Hipsters

The collective noun used to describe a group of hipsters.

When more than 2 or more hipsters gather together, often to listen to vintage records or to play SNES, transcending those inferior to themselves, and enter an almost ethereal, other worldly state of existence.
"Tony walked into the plaid shirt store and noted the co-op of hipsters in the corner, they regarded him with a transcendant arrogance, not uncommon from their kind."
by Dr. Ick February 14, 2017
mugGet the Co-op of Hipstersmug.

step-co-second-cousin-in-law

Spouse's step-second-cousin's spouse.
step-co-second-cousin-in-law.
by Simaduria July 27, 2024
mugGet the step-co-second-cousin-in-lawmug.

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