Going home with someone that you thought was good looking at the time.
I can't believe Tony went home with that thing last night! Must of been the "strobe light effect!"
I can't believe Tony went home with that thing last night! Must of been the "strobe light effect!"
by Leena marie May 19, 2011
To look down the scope of a sniper in a Call of Duty game. While aiming down the scope you stop aiming down for 1 second then aim back down the sites and shoot
Strobe Scope
by The WERD BERD July 15, 2014
A Youtuber that exposes people online (on Twitter and Youtube), recently as of 11/19/2020 has called out another Youtuber named iGPU for saying "the f slur" on his Hypixel videos, Strobed hinted at making a video on iGPU on the 17th of November 2020. iGPU made a video to mock Strobed and his fans that where attacking him, the video is "My response to strobed...", in that video iGPU says one thing, that one thing he says is the "the f slur" with the rest of the video being a picture for a solid 5:42 with no audio (please don't send any hate to anyone i talked about)
Strobed
by kipanator November 19, 2020
That light where each time it flashes, a person in the distance gets closer to you, until they are right in your face
by mitcivs February 4, 2022
by The Cardinal Sin Of EDM August 2, 2021
Refers to a "consideration for sleepers" action whereby --- in order to briefly look at something from the doorway of a pitch-dark room in which you know that one or more other humans are seeking a little shut-eye --- you first open up your own eyelids extra-wide to allow yourself maximum visibility, and then perform a super-quick "on-off" action (one-half-second at the absolute maximum) with the room's light-switch, so that you are able to check on whatever you needed to know (such as that there is nothing on the floor between you and the sleeper's bed, and thus you can safely tiptoe forward in the dark and crawl in with the slumberer without tripping), but minimize the disturbance of the sleepy person(s) by not having the ceiling-lamp lit long enough for him to even be much aware of it.
Considerate dude who's staying overnight at his girlfriend's apartment: I always use the "single-strobe light-flick" prior to re-joining Tiffany in her bed after I visit the Little Boys' Room during the night, just to make sure that neither of her cats has decided to stretch itself out on the floor of the bedroom. It avoids any unexpected "yowls in the dark", plus Tiffany tells me that she seldom even notices my brief room-illuminations, so that's a good thing.
by QuacksO September 7, 2018
by emt girl January 25, 2012