reimbered

Getting something very nice and awesome

Dont worry, immediately after it being revoked i was reimbered with a newer, shinier, "awesome card".

by sjsjjssbjajsid July 20, 2021

remembered

Love opposes reason. Thats why many great things have come into existence, people overcame reason, ignored being called crazy, naive, stupid to create beauty, art.
If someone calls you naive for "loving" what you do, even "loving" somebody (definitions may differ greatly), keep on keeping on. Trust me, they might just envy the rock you possess.

There is an album called "Reine Vernunft darf niemals siegen". I never really listened to it or the band. But the title i always remembered.

by Krkič December 12, 2019

renumbered

When you send your phone number to someone in an email and they respond with an email with their number saying you can call anytime.

Jack asked me if I would like to go out sometime so I emailed him my number.

He emailed me back saying he would love to-- and emailed me HIS number.

Dude, I was just renumbered.

by tracyloohoo March 11, 2009

Reinered

To get taken advantage of by Rob Reiner;
Be pressured to do something by dirty liberal like Rob Reiner.

Dude you remember that smoking ordinance in Los Angeles? Those poor people got Reinered.

by Dan O'Leary December 10, 2003

reimbeersment

When you owe a friend money and you pay them back in the monetary value in beers.

My friend lent me $20 and I promised to give him a reimbeersment at the bar on Friday night.

by Friar Canuck February 25, 2009

remembered

To be always recognized by those from your past; to have people remember you

They remembered me because of my great pranks.

by Merolls November 13, 2016

Loosely Remembered

Used to indicate when you don't really remember what happened and you're lieing.

Is most useful while around people who have never heard it before and are asking for last night's story.

"So then Seabass was all 'I've been known to enjoy a fine martini!'.. Of course, this is all loosely remembered".

by the product December 3, 2005