Sarcony

Used to describe a statement that is both sarcastic and ironic.

Sarcony: Complaining about lazy people after you've just woken up from a nap.

Sarcony by joewebster July 18, 2014

Saucony man 

a guy who brakes his arm slipping on a glove

oh poor saucony man

Saucony man by ok thank March 16, 2021

Saucony Man 

A guy who wears sauconys all day and slips on a glove and dies

guy: Whos that

another guy: that's Saucony man

Saucony Man by pingu lol May 28, 2021

sarconic 

the amalgamation of the two terms sarcastic and ironic (if sarcastic and ironic had a baby)

when you are simultaneously sarcastic and ironic

i didn't really think you would do that I was being sarconic

sarconic by james._y3 April 3, 2017

sauconys 

A brand of "Athletic footwear". These amazingly amazing shoes are found in the From First To Last song,X12 days of XXXMASS. They are a favourite of lead singer, Sonny Moore.

"On the first day of christmas my frienster gave to me, my first pair of sauconys."

sauconys by AidenXAmazing November 26, 2006

Sardony 

Mocking or cynical remark or humor. It is the noun form of sardonic and modeled after irony.

The sardony was written all over his face when it was revealed that that the department manager that had scolded him for making personal copies at the office had been just been dismissed for embezzlement.

Sardony by Dubhloaich August 21, 2017

sacronym 

blending the words sarcastic and acronym.
When you turn a sarcastic phrase such as probs and turn it into an acronym

Nathan: alright son
Max: P.L.Y.A (Probs like you alot)
Nathan: Ahhh i see, good use of sacronym there
Max: Probs

sacronym by lmaoprobs March 3, 2010