Blummed Out
When you are have spent too much time with someone you care about or love and need a break in order to recharge and prevent damage to the relationship with said individual.
Blummed Out by Bigpoppasexy May 15, 2022
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bummed out
-adjective. Feeling really depressed and sad about an issue. gloomy; morose. Affected by unhappiness or grief; sorrowful; mournful. To be in such a saddened state such as when you miss someone or something that you can't stop thinking about that person or something
Dude... my girlfriend couldn't come over today. I REALLY miss her a lot. I feel really bummed out! :(
bummed out by XXXpinoy777 July 24, 2010
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Bummed out
In New Zealand, "bummed out" can have a different meaning from just being depressed or sad.
It can also be commonly used here to describe someone who thought they were so right and very insistent about how correct they were about something, but then ends up being proved wrong.
When this happens you can say that person has been "bummed out".
A similar meaning and often preceding saying to "bummed out" is the interjection, "shame!". Indicating that the person should feel shame (or even "shamed out") for being wrong when they thought they were so right.
It can also be commonly used here to describe someone who thought they were so right and very insistent about how correct they were about something, but then ends up being proved wrong.
When this happens you can say that person has been "bummed out".
A similar meaning and often preceding saying to "bummed out" is the interjection, "shame!". Indicating that the person should feel shame (or even "shamed out") for being wrong when they thought they were so right.
Person 1 - Hey, did you know that pineapples don't grow on trees?
Person 2 - Yes they do, don't be so dumb, you idiot!
Person 1 - Go google it then...
Person 2 - Oh yea, true, guess you're right.
Person 1 - Oh shame! You just got bummed out bro!
Person 2 - Yes they do, don't be so dumb, you idiot!
Person 1 - Go google it then...
Person 2 - Oh yea, true, guess you're right.
Person 1 - Oh shame! You just got bummed out bro!
Bummed out by Knowa August 7, 2014
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bummed out by Anjileen September 24, 2007
BummedOut
Dude: Hey have you played BummedOut?
Dudette: Yes i have, it is quite boundry braking with straight forward gameplay!
Dude: Totally agree!
Dudette: Yes i have, it is quite boundry braking with straight forward gameplay!
Dude: Totally agree!
BummedOut by BitchMamba69 October 5, 2021
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