shartastic
appearing incredibly great and having unforeseen or unexpected qualities; as in a shart is a fart with the added surprise of liquid feces.
shartastic by prototypical December 27, 2006
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Shartastic
After 6 bean burritos for breakfast, 10 minutes, and one giant release, the feeling could only be described as shartastic.
Shartastic by Joshsanity May 24, 2012
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sarcastic clap
A clap that is done to belittle and make fun of someone.
Usually done very slowly; 1 second or more between each clap.
Usually done very slowly; 1 second or more between each clap.
Guy 1: Hey what did Mr. Peach do when you read your essay in front of the class?
Guy 2: He started sarcastic clapping, that asshole.
Guy 2: He started sarcastic clapping, that asshole.
sarcastic clap by ThisFoo December 30, 2010
sarcastic font
"He said all of Europe was collapsing and the Euro would be gone tomorrow, so in my sarcastic font I told him to call CNN and let them know right away."
"Dang, I missed Rush Limbaugh today, so now who am I going to get all my opinions from?" she said using her sarcastic font.
"Dang, I missed Rush Limbaugh today, so now who am I going to get all my opinions from?" she said using her sarcastic font.
sarcastic font by h20kj May 6, 2010
sarcastic girls
sarcastic girls are funny and honest, they know when to quit the jokes but will always be sarcastic, they don't stop. It's not a bad thing, it's actually really good because you end up having inside jokes!
sarcastic girls by The human robot ✌️ October 22, 2019
Shaqtastic
Shaqtastic by Mjollnir Falls April 13, 2006
Sarcastic Voyage
1. A weekly to bi-weekly podcast featuring noted American Ron Aalgar Watt and is pasty Canadian sidekick Matt Rowbotham.
2. A voyage taken with sarcasm.
3. Questions asked and answered by assholes and a regular basis.
2. A voyage taken with sarcasm.
3. Questions asked and answered by assholes and a regular basis.
Guy 1: Did you listen to the Sarcastic Voyage the other day?
Guy 2: Damn straight, they answered a question from Deek Winsome on the air. It was the best Sarcastic Voyage ever!
Guy 2: Damn straight, they answered a question from Deek Winsome on the air. It was the best Sarcastic Voyage ever!
Sarcastic Voyage by Deek Windsome October 17, 2011
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