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Straessle
Straessle by The3Amigas April 17, 2011
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Stræþengóðel
Pronounced /straɪ-θɛn-goʊ-ðɛl/, it is a word used by Quippic8 (a small youtuber with a large personality) to refer to something or someone he likes or does not like, or something he loves or does not love. We are still unsure where the name came from, and we are unlikely to find out in the near future. We are also unsure whether he uses it as an insult or a compliment half the time, but it is semi-obvious when he does use it. This word sticks out because Quippic8 has trouble pronouncing his /θ/ sound when not speaking Icelandic, and is one of the only times we have ever heard him say it after August of 2022. As the language he was learning at the time (Finnish) forbid him from making the /θ/ sound, he decided it would be easier to just say /th/ and made /θ/ special. He has no intention of changing his vocabulary. If you are lucky and watch some of his videos, he may say Stræþengóðel OR Stræþágeíðer, pronounced /straɪ-θaʊ-geɪ-ðɛr/, the supposed feminine equivalent. Although he says Stræþágeíðer less frequently, it does not make it better or worse. It simply is the same as Stræþengóðel, but more feminine because anyone who has spoken another language knows that genitive cases are incredible.
See Stræþágeíðer
See Stræþágeíðer
*Person A and person B cannot see, and accidentally collide with each other during a run in the dark. Person A and person B tumble to the ground from the force.*
Person A: Ow! Why'd you run into me!?
Person B: What the hell, you ran into me!
Person A: Okay, whatever you say Stræþengóðel.
Person B: Huh?
*The two get up, Person A continues their jog with a sore head and torso while person B is still in the place of collision, confused as to what on Earth just happened.*
Person A: Ow! Why'd you run into me!?
Person B: What the hell, you ran into me!
Person A: Okay, whatever you say Stræþengóðel.
Person B: Huh?
*The two get up, Person A continues their jog with a sore head and torso while person B is still in the place of collision, confused as to what on Earth just happened.*
Stræþengóðel by Seráf November 19, 2022
str8ness
str8ness by Sum Hung Gui September 12, 2006
Stræþágeíðer
Pronounced /straɪ-θaʊ-geɪ-ðɛr/, it is a word used by Quippic8 (a small youtuber with a large personality) to refer to something or someone he likes or does not like, or something he loves or does not love. We are still unsure where the name came from, and we are unlikely to find out in the near future. We are also unsure whether he uses it as an insult or a compliment half the time, but it is semi-obvious when he does use it. This word sticks out because Quippic8 has trouble pronouncing his /θ/ sound when not speaking Icelandic, and is one of the only times we have ever heard him say it after August of 2022. As the language he was learning at the time (Finnish) forbid him from making the /θ/ sound, he decided it would be easier to just say /th/ and made /θ/ special. He has no intention of changing his vocabulary. If you are lucky and watch some of his videos, he may say Stræþengóðel OR Stræþengóðel, pronounced /straɪ-θɛn-goʊ-ðɛl/, the supposed masculine equivalent. Although he says Stræþengóðel more frequently, it does not make it better or worse. It simply is the same as Stræþágeíðer, but more masculine because anyone who has spoken another language knows that genitive cases are incredible. See Stræþengóðel
*Person A and Person B are whispering in class when they are supposed to be listening.*
Person A: Hey, do you have a crush on (insert name)
Person B: I don't know, she seems like a real Stræþágeíðer sometimes.
Person A: Are you from Iceland or something?
Person B: I'm Slovak, d’akujem.
*As the two people resume learning, Person A is feels confused and clueless while Person B asked (insert name) on a date the next chance he got.*
Person A: Hey, do you have a crush on (insert name)
Person B: I don't know, she seems like a real Stræþágeíðer sometimes.
Person A: Are you from Iceland or something?
Person B: I'm Slovak, d’akujem.
*As the two people resume learning, Person A is feels confused and clueless while Person B asked (insert name) on a date the next chance he got.*
Stræþágeíðer by Seráf November 19, 2022
Mole Straep
A phrase from the infamously bad Warriors fanfiction, Starkit’s Prophecy. It is believed to be more or less synonymous with molest.
'WHAT' YOWLED sTarpaw jumping away BlackkStarTried to nugle her. "WHAT ARE O TRIG TO DO MOLE STRAEP ME?1?"
Mole Straep by Sleep Deprivation June 20, 2018
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Respectfully
Precedes or follows either a gratuitously disrespectful or honest remark, originated in New York City. Used in similar fashion to "no offense" or "to be honest," interchangeably.
Ya mans is wild buns, respectfully. Respectfully he's washed.
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murderhobo
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Whales are large and extremely difficult to close. Due to their immense size, they are highly sought-after.
A whale is typically identified at first by a whale hunter on the sales team, but often requires cross-discipline participation in order to close; this includes assistance from operations, engineering, creative, client success, and business development teams.
Whales are large and extremely difficult to close. Due to their immense size, they are highly sought-after.
A whale is typically identified at first by a whale hunter on the sales team, but often requires cross-discipline participation in order to close; this includes assistance from operations, engineering, creative, client success, and business development teams.