sprimmer

The time between spring and summer when it's hot outside but sometimes it gets really hot.

"It's still sweater weather outside, Sylvia."

"No it's not. It's sprimmer because it's hot and then sometimes really hot"

by El Dozer September 20, 2016

Strimmer

Strimmer aka Streamer is the thing u call ur fav streamer when you want to adress them in chat

*Streamer walks past sidequest object without noticing*
Chat: Hey strimmer! you missed something :zfgmad:

by VengeanceU December 15, 2020

Scrimmer

A bloke who gets around like they shouldn't even be allowed to be getting around in the first place. Is unaware of how dumb they are that's how dumb they are.

"oi mate you don't hold a shovel like that. It's upside down you scrimmer"

by brayvo July 23, 2019

Sprummer

1. The transitional season between summer and spring.

2. A temperature ranging between 67 and 78 degrees Farenheit, during a day in which the designated season does not feel like it should.

" I thought it was supposed to be winter weather today. Too bad it feels like sprummer."

by Lyndon Allen January 9, 2009

sprummer

Abnormally hot temperatures in the middle of an otherwise normal spring.

92 degrees in April? Sounds like another sprummer day.

by Liljoday April 28, 2009

Scrimmer

Someone going off the deep end. Scrimmin.

"That boy Billy sure is a scrimmer from never leaving the house!" (pronounced SCRIMM-AHHH ~ in a Boston accent.)

by Ricky Gibblahh January 14, 2008

the strimmer effect

making a total mess of something due to your inability to realise you simply cant do it.

an effect that is exactly the same as the Dunning Kruger effect except the sufferer refuses to accept their illness.
(the Dunning–Kruger effect is a cognitive bias wherein people of low ability suffer from illusory superiority, mistakenly assessing their cognitive ability as greater than it is.)

ive explained to laura a dozen times she only thinks she is capable of doing these tasks due to the dunning kruger effect but she carried on making a mess of everything simply due to the strimmer effect.

by Citz November 25, 2017