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Sarcastus
The punctuation used to identify a sentence as being sarcastic or rhetorical. The punctuation looks very similar to an upside down j. Mostly intended for text messaging and IM, but is excepted in all forms of written comunication.
“Jennifer’s new boyfriend just walked in… He looks like a real winner (Insert SARCASTUS here)”
"Am I the hottest guy you know or what (Insert SARCASTUS here)"
"Am I the hottest guy you know or what (Insert SARCASTUS here)"
Sarcastus by Tatt Medisch December 1, 2009
Related Words
sarcactual
Girl: How does my hair look?
Guy: Delightful...
Girl: You're being sarcastic.
Guy: No it actually looks nice.
Girl: Ffs I've had enough of your sarcactual ways.
Guy: Delightful...
Girl: You're being sarcastic.
Guy: No it actually looks nice.
Girl: Ffs I've had enough of your sarcactual ways.
sarcactual by Kanye Not April 14, 2014
Sarcastiscream
Bill:Did you see that bodybuilder screaming like a bitch?
Steve:I think he was sarcastiscreaming, Bill.
Steve:I think he was sarcastiscreaming, Bill.
Sarcastiscream by commaas June 5, 2014
sarcastisizer
sarcastisizer by Okbosh Jenkins March 24, 2010
sarcastisize
It's when a Rosshole (asshole) makes everything into a sarcastic comment and you never know when they are being truthful or not
sarcastisize by Queerstin May 3, 2014
sarcaustic
sarcaustic by L.A.R.S.O. April 6, 2006
Word of the Day on April 9, 2006
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Palmela Handerson
Your hand that you masturbate with.
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Boyfriend: Have a visit from Palmela Handerson of course!
Boyfriend: Have a visit from Palmela Handerson of course!
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