Suiciding

When one individual passes the ball or object in a sport or in a game to a player who is not good at their role

Brooo you're suiciding if you pass the ball to them

by um idk das a big word December 4, 2020

Suiciding

When one individual passes the ball or object used in a game or sport to another player who is not good at that particular activity

Bro you're literally suiciding if you pass it to them

by um idk das a big word December 4, 2020

Suiciding (v.)

The act of fabricating a scene in which a murder victim is set-up to appear as though they have committed suicide

At that point- the victim has effectively been "suicided"

The pharmaceutical industry is Suiciding (v.) every holistic doctor that challenges them

by MitchPreme November 21, 2018

SuicideGirls

(noun) orig. Portland, Oregon. 1) soft porn website/community made famous for being outside the realm of traditional beauty because instead of fake blonde hair models have fake pink hair and do not yet menstruate. Also notable for allowing models to feel rebellious by using using their looks for attention, a feat never been attempted by women prior to the site's inception.
2) also known as the site that rendered the word "empowerment" completely meaningless.

Suicide Girls are subversive, independentsexual pioneers who need constant praise and smiling emoticons to continue functioning.

by jealous reject, obviously July 19, 2004

suicidalgrind

A metal subgenre mixing GrindCore and Black Metal, also known as the artist name of Kim Gustafsson.

Damn dude your new song is dope but what genre is that? It's suicidalgrind.

by KimTheCold July 12, 2020

Skibiding

The word "Skibiding" is a verb, the action of "Skibiding" is being completely stupid and a dumbass.

Alex should stop skibidin' around.
We are just skibiding, why not?
We will skibidi later.

by Octavs October 27, 2023

subciting

1. A cruel and unusual punishment for masochistic first-year law students interested in furthering their competitive instincts in another academic venue.

2. The method by which egomaniacal law professors can get away with lazy academic work and/or inattention to detail.

Law reviews and student law journals feast on first-years willing to put in the requisite hours to subcite. Subciting entails verifying both the technical and substantive aspects of citations.

by Harvard Law Man October 3, 2004