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insouciant wensey

After you come in a woman, add a scoop of ice cream and a shot of kahlua with a funnel. She jumps around then squats over a glass, drinks it and then throws it up into your mouth.
Honey, I'm thirsty -- hop on my disco stick and mix me up an Insouciant Wensey.
insouciant wensey by Yambone III February 5, 2010

insouciant attitude

When a person is incredibly nonchalant about everything in life and just doesn't care about most things or anything they probably are supposed to. Though the word can be used positively or negatively, it basically relates to "not caring much."
It can really annoying coming from an adult you expect to be responsible.
Person 1: Hey, did you complete your part of the presentation on time? The meeting is in two days.
Person 2: Nah... It's whatever... doesn't really matter
Person 1: ...Shouldn't you at least try before it's too late? We're gonna need it
Person 2: Honestly, IDC at this point. I can't stand this job anyway...

Person 3: Wow. He's got such a bad insouciant attitude
insouciant attitude by Noppidynope November 30, 2022

insouciance 

lighthearted unconcern
Amanda sauntered casually into the meeting room with an air of insouciance; if she was worried at all about her presentation, she certainly didn't show it
insouciance by Your Grim Reaper June 25, 2003

Insouciance 

To have a lack of concern to what insouciance mean
He is really insouciance about the word "insouciance"
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