neckler
"I shouldn't have eaten so much cabbage before we went scuba diving. I had a wicked neckler on the way down."
neckler by adamdromes September 7, 2012
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Neckler
Derived from the term "Heckler", Neckler is a play-on-words combining the words "Heckler" and "Neckbeard" to describe an anonymous (Usually with an Anime profile picture) individual whom inhabits a Social network or a Social media platform (Take Discord or Youtube for example) strictly for the purpose of misusing the "Comments" function for inappropriate and hurtful usage, most commonly to correct a single word that someone may have misspelled for the soul purpose of being an annoyance or a nuisance.
Example: "Well It's actually spelled like sole purpose and not soul purpose you fucking retard." That is the perfect example of a Neckler
Lip-necker
One who's face goes from lip straight to neck, completely skipping the desirable chin. These people are heartless soulstealers who inhabit the dumps of society... Only with the addition of a chin could a lip-necker ever become a true member of the upper crust.
Tyler: "Jeff! Look out! There's a lip-necker to your immediate left!"
Jeff: "Whew! Thanks for the warning man, that was a close one."
Jeff: "I want u to meet my friend Barbara"
Tyler: " WTF man, that bitch was a total lip-necker! I almost lost my reputation and my lunch!"
Jeff: "Whew! Thanks for the warning man, that was a close one."
Jeff: "I want u to meet my friend Barbara"
Tyler: " WTF man, that bitch was a total lip-necker! I almost lost my reputation and my lunch!"
Lip-necker by T.J. Collarwallace March 27, 2010
Wooly necker
Wooly necker by Corywoolynecker September 12, 2009
chicken necker
Slang commonly used on the Eastern Shore of Maryland to describe a tourist or someone who is not from that area. comes form the practice of using chicken necks as crab bait.
chicken necker by Capt_Capacitor April 25, 2005
Neckless
The description of a man you see with an odd shaped stature with no neck at all appearing to have just a head and body for example ...Barbie dolls boyfriend Ken Doll is neckless.He has no neck he is all head body and all muscle.where the head sits stiffly on its shoulders without neck length or gap
Not necessarily touched with the ugly stick
Not necessarily touched with the ugly stick
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