This word It originated from the home-schooled community to describe "wild speds." It is a combination of the "cringe" and "embarrassing," used to express the feeling of embarrassment and cringe. It is also used to express disagreement.
Pronunciation: The '-barrassing' half of the word is pronounced as Drake would say 'embarrassing.' The front half ('cringe') is pronounced as normal. So (krinj-ba-ruh-sing)
Example 1
(Your little sister learned 'Parseltongue' to communicate with other "true Harry Potter fans")
Your sister: *Speaks in Parseltongue*
You: "That's so cringe-barrassing"
Example 2
(You and your friend are trying to decide what to do after school)
Your friend: "Maybe we could play a board game or something?"
You: "Cringe-barrassing"
Example 3 (The sped kids are role-playing wolf pack at recess)
Sped kid: *walks on hands and knees howling*
You: "The sped kids are so cringe-barrassing."
The act of driving very fast on a road or highway or street. Can also be applied to the act of pursuing a personal or professional goal. Originated in the 1960's, originally used in Brooklyn NY, describing a return trip from the Catskills in Upstate NY.
"I had to be back to light the boiler at the plant, so here I am barrel assing down the highway right past a cop." "He is determined, I mean he's barrel assing toward his goals."
churchhurt is where you experience a degree of distance, pain, or judgement from your church community. Essentially, you are just unable to “find your place”. This is prevalent in the Christian community, but can be extended to other religions.
Now that I am an adult I am beginning to heal from the churchhurt that was inflicted on me as a child.