consumming
combination of conceited and assuming!! Used to describe a person who is so fresh, arrogant and annoying person
combination of conceited and assuming!! Used to describe a person who is so fresh, arrogant and annoying person
Girl 1: How's your date yesterday girl?
Girl 2: I didn't have fun, i went home so early.
Girl 1: Why is that? Was the guy ugly or boring type?
Girl 2: No, actually he is so consumming. He acted like he owns the world.
Girl 2: I didn't have fun, i went home so early.
Girl 1: Why is that? Was the guy ugly or boring type?
Girl 2: No, actually he is so consumming. He acted like he owns the world.
by efy March 28, 2010
by The Best Uncle Tom November 19, 2018
by KJ April 08, 2004
(to) SEIZE AND CONSUME - verb
The act of, violently, taking a food item from someone and, violently, eating it.
This is most commonly practised if the person is seen with a food item that can be considered delicious
The act of, violently, taking a food item from someone and, violently, eating it.
This is most commonly practised if the person is seen with a food item that can be considered delicious
If you saw a delicious candy in the hands of a small child, would you SEIZE AND CONSUME it?!
You must SEIZE AND CONSUME the delicious cake
HE HAS DELICIOUS COOKIES! SEIZE AND CONSUME THEM
You must SEIZE AND CONSUME the delicious cake
HE HAS DELICIOUS COOKIES! SEIZE AND CONSUME THEM
by rzhhhh November 11, 2011
A person who buys everything without thinking about it, or because she/he simply needs to buy something to be happy.
A company's best friend
A company's best friend
Consumerzombie: "I am a big fan of DLC for games, these are awesome! I bought every single DLC to date, because these make games great"
Smart Person: "Damn you are a consumer-zombie, buying this cheap crap without thinking. DLCs are just the new way to milk money from dumb people like you.."
Smart Person: "Damn you are a consumer-zombie, buying this cheap crap without thinking. DLCs are just the new way to milk money from dumb people like you.."
by Schwarnold January 20, 2010