Amaze amaze amaze
A reference to the character Rocky from "Project Hail Mary", who says this phrase to the protagonist, Grace, when excited about something.
Amaze amaze amaze by Nootnootx64 June 2, 2026
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Amaze
Amaze means amazing.
It is commonly used by annoying teenage girls who don't like to say more than 2 syllables maximum.
It is commonly used by annoying teenage girls who don't like to say more than 2 syllables maximum.
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It never ceases to fuckin' amaze me!
An American saying of complete disgust and anger toward a particularly dumbass situation, often accompanied by throwing of hands in the air and/or a wagging of the head side to side.
Johnny Shatt had a particularly quiet night eating cheesy nachos, a large fry, and a chocolate shake with his close friends from art college. His friends thought the night rather uneventful, quiet and uncharacteristically tranquil. Until...Johnny S. thought he could squeeze off a little pressure from inside his baggy white, PGA khaki shorts. Suddenly, the silence was interrupted by a strange pop, pop, pop and one hell of raw sewage shhhhhtink! The only reply by his immediate neighbor, Jacky Sniff with hands held toward the heavens cried woefully: "It never ceases to fuckin' amaze me!" With that, the lads left Johnny at the table, stewing in his now wet (but warm) shhhhtinky-ass shorts in all small town outside Losssss Angeleeeeezzz.
It never ceases to fuckin' amaze me! by ShawShankPrison February 21, 2023
Amaze balls
Her hair is so amaze balls!
This amaze balls grandfather clock...
That movie made me go amaze balls!
This amaze balls grandfather clock...
That movie made me go amaze balls!
Amaze balls by The Potato Mastermind June 9, 2015
Amaze blazed
Amaze blazed by Willy the wee June 24, 2016
amaze-balls
amaze-balls by CdubOld December 2, 2010
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