Man, I tried so hard. I got a great job, finished college, got married and had a family, but my parents still weren't proud of me.
by Mooingcricket April 9, 2015
Feeling deep pleasure or satisfaction as a result of ones own achievements, qualities or possessions or someone whom is closely associated
by NightEater June 30, 2018
That girl has a lot of proud.
Wow! Your girlfriend is proud.
Hello Mrs. Smith. You're looking quite proud on this fine evening.
I want to motor boat her proud.
Wow! Your girlfriend is proud.
Hello Mrs. Smith. You're looking quite proud on this fine evening.
I want to motor boat her proud.
by Travis and Carl July 11, 2008
by Jackie-F October 10, 2005
In text-only conversations, such as email, IM, or status updates, this word means "looks proud" or "looks smug".
It can often be intended ironically, especially when somebody has done something dubious or unhygienic but still feels the need to tell others about it.
It can often be intended ironically, especially when somebody has done something dubious or unhygienic but still feels the need to tell others about it.
Conversation 1 (straight usage):
HMB: Hey, I got sworn in at the high court this week as a lawyer! Woo hoo!
DTM: Oh wow! Respect! I'd imagine you're over the moon about this!
HMB: Yes. Yes, I am. *prouds*
Conversation 2 (ironic usage):
HMB: I breathed on a kitten once, and it got real sick. *prouds*
DTM: Dude, WTF.
HMB: Hey, I got sworn in at the high court this week as a lawyer! Woo hoo!
DTM: Oh wow! Respect! I'd imagine you're over the moon about this!
HMB: Yes. Yes, I am. *prouds*
Conversation 2 (ironic usage):
HMB: I breathed on a kitten once, and it got real sick. *prouds*
DTM: Dude, WTF.
by HMB December 21, 2009
by meatcurtain1 July 28, 2013