by cosmicunity March 28, 2022
by MusicTeacher123 September 26, 2018
by galaxy brain teah October 15, 2019
Vodka in a "gatorade ice" bottle. Used by eighth graders to get drunk in school. Whoever brings in the vodka is often suspended for the rest of the year.
Tyler: Uhhh. I'm sooo drunk.
Daniel: What's with him?
Bob: He was drinking Vincent's Eighth Graderade.
Daniel: What's with him?
Bob: He was drinking Vincent's Eighth Graderade.
by DoodooMan November 8, 2007
bullying.....teachers not giving a shit.......
basicly your fair pray
try and make friends with the school nerse or lunch lady........
AND THEN THERE..WAS THE SLUTTY YEAR 8'S
then..they run around in somthing that dasn't cover there ass and then they get an STD
basicly your fair pray
try and make friends with the school nerse or lunch lady........
AND THEN THERE..WAS THE SLUTTY YEAR 8'S
then..they run around in somthing that dasn't cover there ass and then they get an STD
bitchy year 12 dick: look at the cockaroachers
slutty whore number 1: look at what shes wearing!! my gosh
bitchy year 12er number 2: thraws a bottle at the poor little year 8 kid
"Eighth Graders are coming don't look like you care"
slutty whore number 1: look at what shes wearing!! my gosh
bitchy year 12er number 2: thraws a bottle at the poor little year 8 kid
"Eighth Graders are coming don't look like you care"
by nicolea December 9, 2005
When someone around the age of 12-15 get engrossed into one topic such as a TV show or video game, and believes they are a part of it in the form of a Character or possessing the powers from the show or video game. In other cases, influences from shows or video games may not even be a cause.
Surprisingly, this is a quite serious phenomenon that happens in real life, and not just something that appears in the show “Chuunibyou Demo Koi Ga Shitai” as where it is most commonly known.
Symptoms may range from full-on costume wearing with quotes used within their everyday conversations, from acting completely normal with only them believing in themselves having some sort of power.
A common example of a subtle version of this syndrome would be kids having thoughts such as “I’m smarter than anyone” or “No one can understand my thoughts, It’s too complicated”.
Surprisingly, this is a quite serious phenomenon that happens in real life, and not just something that appears in the show “Chuunibyou Demo Koi Ga Shitai” as where it is most commonly known.
Symptoms may range from full-on costume wearing with quotes used within their everyday conversations, from acting completely normal with only them believing in themselves having some sort of power.
A common example of a subtle version of this syndrome would be kids having thoughts such as “I’m smarter than anyone” or “No one can understand my thoughts, It’s too complicated”.
“Ugh, that kid has Eighth-Grade Syndrome. He must think he’s so cool, when in reality he’s just pure cringe.”
by iNotAotaku June 13, 2020
A variation of half-life and quarter-life crises, due to copious amounts of stress and high school struggles, you are subjected to questions such as "Why am I trying?", "What's the point of going to a good college?" "what will happen if I bomb my AP and SAT exams?"
Person 1: I just failed my calculus exam, so my grade dropped to a C, what is life.
Person 2: Someone's having an eighth-life crisis
Person 2: Someone's having an eighth-life crisis
by betaji123 May 9, 2016