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Aunt Cindy
Verb. To refer to someone no one else in the room has met or heard of as if everyone knows them.
Noun. Someone who is always making obscure references to people no one know.
Noun. Someone who is always making obscure references to people no one know.
Person 1. You remember LEON from the bar! Leons mother just called me the other day and blah blah blah....
Person 2. I have never even been to that bar! I do not know anyone named leon.
Person 1. you know! Leon!
Person 2. Okay Aunt Cindy.
Person 3. She just Aunt Cindyed you.
Person 2. I have never even been to that bar! I do not know anyone named leon.
Person 1. you know! Leon!
Person 2. Okay Aunt Cindy.
Person 3. She just Aunt Cindyed you.
Aunt Cindy by Katerina2 August 19, 2019
Aunt Cindy
Verb. To refer to someone no one else in the room has met or heard of as if everyone knows them.
Noun. Someone who is always making obscure references to people no one know.
Noun. Someone who is always making obscure references to people no one know.
Person 1. So leon has been doing something.
Person 2. I dont know anyone named leon.
Person 1. You remember LEON from the bar! Leons mother just called me the other day and blah blah blah....
Person 2. I have never even been to that bar! I do not know anyone named leon.
Person 1. you know! Leon!
Person 2. Okay Aunt Cindy.
Person 3. She just Aunt Cindyed you.
Person 2. I dont know anyone named leon.
Person 1. You remember LEON from the bar! Leons mother just called me the other day and blah blah blah....
Person 2. I have never even been to that bar! I do not know anyone named leon.
Person 1. you know! Leon!
Person 2. Okay Aunt Cindy.
Person 3. She just Aunt Cindyed you.
Aunt Cindy by Ka3n August 19, 2019
Aunt Cindy
To repeatedly reference a name or person to whom the present audience does not know. For example, when your Aunt Cindy references people from her country club that you have never met.
Usages:
You just totally Aunt Cindy'd me.
Okay, Aunt Cindy.
Stop Aunt Cindying.
No, I don't know them, Aunt Cindy.
Usages:
You just totally Aunt Cindy'd me.
Okay, Aunt Cindy.
Stop Aunt Cindying.
No, I don't know them, Aunt Cindy.
That is such a Harry from the club thing to do.
You know Harry - that is so something he would do.
Classic Harry from the club!
Settle down, Aunt Cindy, I have no idea who you're talking about.
You know Harry - that is so something he would do.
Classic Harry from the club!
Settle down, Aunt Cindy, I have no idea who you're talking about.
Aunt Cindy by JustAwannabe August 19, 2019