Live, Laugh, Capital Letter

This little saying is used by Capital Letter Lovers, probably just like yourself!! Have fun with it; and remember to “Live, Laugh, Capital letter” my uppercase lovers

“Damn, I love capital letters. I really Live, Laugh, Capital Lettered this situation,”

by W1thered1 March 26, 2022

little betty

1) a four foot, six and three fourth inch size girl. she likes to skip, cheer and smoke a lot of mary-juana. sometimes she even paints a picture of an octopus on the wall.

2) the cutest cheerleader ever alive.

"woah, little betty, in her cheerleader outfit, reminds me of stoner barbie!"

"duuuuuude, little betty's fucking wasted!"

by ilovelittlebetty January 19, 2009

little mermaid

the coolest disney movie ever

by Anonymous May 5, 2003

Little Boy

A word used to describe someone who is a very little. You can pick them out of a crowd and you just know how little they are just by looking at them. Most common known as a Ray.

Yo, what’s up little boy!

by LittleBitOfThis October 30, 2018

A little bit "C.H."

Like a pun, which is a play on words, "A Little Bit 'C.H.' " is a play on letters... If you were to spell 'bit' as B.I.T. and then add C.H. at the end of it, you get "B.I.T.C.H." This is a sly, somewhat silly way to call someone a little bitch. You can even explain it by doing that... "You know, a little bit 'c.h.'? ...A little "B.i.t.-- c.h.?"

Well, aren't you a little bit "C.H." today!

by Ryan Leroy April 22, 2009

king kong's little finger

a large turd, usually whole and compact.

"i had a huge curry last night, I was on the toilet all morning...you should have seen the size of this thing, it was like King Kong's little finger"

by Foxiferous September 14, 2006

MASK Is a Four-Letter Word

When non-mask-wearing in public has become a symbol of noncompliance, defiance, or rebellion among members of right-wing political parties or alt-right religious or conspiratorial groups.

Hardcore white racists and supremacists in the US and the West deny the protective health benefits of the mask against the coronavirus—for them, mask is a four-letter word, and donning a mask is a vain habit of the weaklings, who have surrendered their personal rights to the authority.

by MathPlus April 14, 2021