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"Changer" (pronounced "shaynjaa") is an expression widely used in east-germany (mainly Saxony) by teens which are really really really (and I can not stress this out enough) really bored. It is mainly used when just anything around the user changes, and since everything is relative, as Einstein said, everything changes all the time, thus this expression can be used all the time. It is preferable, however, using it when something noticeable changes, not when something unimportant changes (see example 2) because if you do, everyone will hate you.
The word is quite popular, should however not be abused...
The word is quite popular, should however not be abused...
1)
Fred: You noticed? Seems like Missy there lost a few pounds.
Alfred: Changer!
2)
Fred: Pst...whats the answer to number 5?
Alfred: CHANGER!
Fred: Lick my shiny shaved balls...
Fred: You noticed? Seems like Missy there lost a few pounds.
Alfred: Changer!
2)
Fred: Pst...whats the answer to number 5?
Alfred: CHANGER!
Fred: Lick my shiny shaved balls...
by Frostie_Bandit June 13, 2008
Jun 5 Word of the Day
A pubic hair piece. A toupee for the pubic area/genitals. In the 1700’s when mercury was used to treat sexually transmitted diseases (Gonorrhea or Syphilis) one of the side effects was the loss of pubic hair. To disguise this condition, that was not cured by mercury, a Merkin was employed.
17th Century setting: Due to his treatment of the "French Pox" (syphilis) with mercury a merkin Gwendolyn used a Merkin to used to hide the side effects of hair loss and not alarm her husband.
by David W. Tuthill December 30, 2005
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A mix between chill and banger. Both relating to music. It's a song that's relaxing but gives you energy at the same time. Pronouce the g like in "goggle". Kind of music you listen to when you're on exchange in California on a roadtrip to Yosemite and you feel like you're exploring something new even though millions of people have done it before you.
by wazntmebro August 13, 2015
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A universal type exclamation which in its literal form means 'laters'.
When said in a comical voice, extra emphasis is achieved.
Also used to describe something/one as untrue/false in a similar way to bollocks or bullshit.
When said in a comical voice, extra emphasis is achieved.
Also used to describe something/one as untrue/false in a similar way to bollocks or bullshit.
'What? They're raising the bus fares again? CHANGERS!'
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'What? Are you gone fam? Aight, Changers!'
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'So......you're trying to tell me that that hair is yours? As in it grew out of your scalp?........CHANGERS!!'
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'What a load of Changers!'
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'What? Are you gone fam? Aight, Changers!'
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'So......you're trying to tell me that that hair is yours? As in it grew out of your scalp?........CHANGERS!!'
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'What a load of Changers!'
by The Word Meister July 26, 2007