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Overused 

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Overused by Ae19 May 26, 2018

overused meme 

A meme that was funny at first but has been used over and over again, so it becomes not funny anymore.
Person 1: I hate Jake Paul memes they're just a bunch of overused memes.
Person 2: I totally agree.
overused meme by MissionaryFreddy August 18, 2017

overused meme 

A meme that has already past its best before date but is still being used.

While it can often refer to meme templates, you are most likely to come across one in the form of a YouTube comment. In fact, text-based memes are the ones that get overused and abused the most often.

When a meme is overused, it is most likely valued for its disposability and effortlessness in conveying a message (rather than trying to come up with something original).
Examples of overused memes:
- Among us, Amogus, sus, etc.
-"Sheeeeessh"
- "hold my beer"
- The versatile nobody: format
- "Is this a Jojo reference?"
- Drakeposting and its variants
- and much more

overused comebacks

Comebacks are usually used for like well roasting some poop I guess, but some comebacks that are overused that are used over and over again are kinda annoying, some "baddies" use tiktok comebacks cause they probably see it on their FYP but if you use a comeback that is so not original then you're probably lonely, so just stop using overused comebacks like this person did:
Amanda: "wow you're so uglyyy..also dont be one of those baddies using overused comebacksss
Susie: "maybe you should look in a mirror ugly poop"
overused comebacks by k1tt7y June 26, 2021

Overused Memes 

A meme that was funny at first but now is annoying. ex.
- Ohio jokes
- Your mom jokes
- Deez nuts jokes
Person 1: "This place is so weird, I want to leave."
Person 2: "Yeah its Ohio all over again!"
Person 1 "Thats such an overused meme"

Overused memes/jokes are common and mostly used by 8 year olds or people too old to realize its outdated.
Overused Memes by gh0st1q February 13, 2023

overused trump

The over use of words that go through the trumpification process (The words that involve trump by merging trump and another word and the words that don't mean trump but "actually" do)
"Man trump should go trump himself hahaha"

"Man shut the fuck up with that overused trump shit"
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Oblication 

A vacation, feeling more like an obligation, that involves visiting or staying with family.
So Joe where are you taking the kids for spring break vacation? We are going on an oblication to Boca to visit my mother-in-law.
Oblication by kimmerr May 5, 2011
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Surf Dracula Syndrome 

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For example, if a series is titled "Surf Dracula," a majority of viewers would tune in expecting to see Dracula surfing by the first or second episode. However, the entire first season would instead be tedious padding and backstory before finally ending with Dracula surfing in the last five minutes of the season finale.
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