Schizzing
The act of laughing at something on your phone while alone in public, often feeling self-conscious as if people might think you’re schizophrenic.
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Claire schilling
Claire schilling is most used for girls its a beautiful name meaning a fairytale goddess and is always kind and has a great personality that's easy going, she smells like lilacs and vanilla&shes a great hugger , she's always gotcha 4 anything everyone needs a Claire schilling in their life
josie:whos talking to that girl
zoe:oh its Claire schilling
josie:ya she's super nice I heard
zoe:omg I gotta be friends with her
zoe:oh its Claire schilling
josie:ya she's super nice I heard
zoe:omg I gotta be friends with her
Claire schilling by a.o1209 April 27, 2023
Scholzing
“Scholzing” a verb meaning communicating good intentions about making something happen only to use, find, or invent any reason imaginable to delay or prevent that thing from happening . The word came into being after German Chancellor Olaf Scholz promised and then used excuse after excuse to delay or not send Leopard tanks to Ukraine in 2022 to support the war effort. Scholz also refused to grant other countries export licenses for the same purpose. This made international news for months and resulted in a campaign on Twitter called #FreetheLeopards. As a sign of support, the Prime Minister of Finland wore a Leopard suit, Olaf Brewing created a Leopard Beer, and many memes were created. You can search and find “Scholzing” on Twitter.
Scholzing by seehawkeye January 18, 2023
grant schilling
A 14 year old boy from southern Illinois, famous for his livestreams. He also has a vine and a YouTube channel. His celebrity crush is Andrea russett and he also goes by the name Pablo Obama. Given to him from one of his prank calls on younow. He has green eyes and is extremely hot!
Person 1: OMG Who is Pablo Obama? I've seen that A lot
Person 2: oh that is actually Grant Schilling. It is an inside joke from a prank call from one of his livestreams.
Person 2: oh that is actually Grant Schilling. It is an inside joke from a prank call from one of his livestreams.
grant schilling by Pablo Obama June 27, 2014
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