Sunnying
Past tense: Sunnied
1. To give a divine, brutal beat-down to another person for the sole purpose of stealing their homemade Mac and Cheese.
Not to be confused with Light Sunnying, which is when a beat down is done to someone to take their unspiced Mac and Cheese or Mac and Cheese from the box, like Kraft Brand.
Word originates from a number of sources:
1. The color of the Mac and Cheese.
2. The red bruised face of the person being assaulted., resembling a sunset.
3. A 21st century figure named Sunny, a gorgeous long legged, god-fearing, Nubian woman and former soccer striker that stepped on a man's face for the last serving of Mac and Cheese. Reportedly, after knocking him unconscious, she screamed out "Goal!" and slid on the floor, tugging at her shirt. She was never arrested and she is still at large.
1. To give a divine, brutal beat-down to another person for the sole purpose of stealing their homemade Mac and Cheese.
Not to be confused with Light Sunnying, which is when a beat down is done to someone to take their unspiced Mac and Cheese or Mac and Cheese from the box, like Kraft Brand.
Word originates from a number of sources:
1. The color of the Mac and Cheese.
2. The red bruised face of the person being assaulted., resembling a sunset.
3. A 21st century figure named Sunny, a gorgeous long legged, god-fearing, Nubian woman and former soccer striker that stepped on a man's face for the last serving of Mac and Cheese. Reportedly, after knocking him unconscious, she screamed out "Goal!" and slid on the floor, tugging at her shirt. She was never arrested and she is still at large.
Sunnying by Wordsmith939393 June 20, 2021
