Ellising
You: "Dude, I saw Ryan post a pic with that babe"
Friend: "Ryan doesn't pull, he's just "Ellising" man"
Friend: "Ryan doesn't pull, he's just "Ellising" man"
Ellising by Far less attractive Rob Lowe October 8, 2014
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Ellising
Originating from someone called Ellis who always talks about computer, this term was made by Fabio Moffat-Rolfi. Ellising is when someone talks about computers and judges someone elses computer because of their specs. Not only that, ellising also includes critising someone for their lack of computer knowledge.
Ellising by extremecactus March 1, 2022
Elising
elvising
elvising by the_groove June 11, 2005
ellis-ing
to over-pronounce words or add more than enough syllables while speaking, making you sound like a redneck or the character Ellis in Left4Dead 2.
ellis-ing by wh1tn3yj0rd4n January 6, 2010
elvising
gerund. 1. the process of gaining weight, bloating; 2. the process of gaining weight and growing sideburns simultaneously; 3. the process of gaining weight, growing sideburns, and developing an addiction to prescription drugs simultaneously; 4. any downward spiral involving rapid weight gain. See Elvis.
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