thumbstruck
When Katie read her hero Ben's text inviting her to the game, she couldn't even respond with an "OMG". She was absolutely thumbstruck.
thumbstruck by meatlocker October 10, 2009
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Thumbsucker
A woman sitting at a traffic light, behind a car displaying a non-Christian Evolve Fish emblem, yelled unchristian obscenities to the driver.
The passenger in the car next to her rolled down his window, and calmly asked? "Do you realize how childish your behaving?"
At this she screamed more angry obscenities.
The passenger calmly waited for her to calm down, and as if speaking to a child, said. "Where's your mommy? Thumbsucker."
The passenger in the car next to her rolled down his window, and calmly asked? "Do you realize how childish your behaving?"
At this she screamed more angry obscenities.
The passenger calmly waited for her to calm down, and as if speaking to a child, said. "Where's your mommy? Thumbsucker."
Thumbsucker by Chat Noir May 24, 2008
thumbsticks
thumbsticks by Jon Barnes June 24, 2009
Flaming Thumbstick Wang Job
When an English guy is getting a handjob and the girl proceeds to shove a lit match into his penis hole.
Flaming Thumbstick Wang Job by Mr. Sicko July 31, 2011
thumbsucker
(definition not related to the movie by the same title)
Apparently a newspaper article that Veep Dick Cheney, (rumored de facto President), seeks to discredit.
Possibly reflecting British slang for "immature weakling" implying that intellectual "weenies" are piling onto Cheney's decline in power with pondering analysis.
On "Meet the Press", 9/10/06, host Tim Russert questioned the Vice President about an article in the New York Times published on the same day entitled "Cheney’s Power No Longer Goes Unquestioned" by David E. Sanger and Eric Schmitt.
(Admittedly the specific meaning needs pegging better, but hey this is a start.)
Apparently a newspaper article that Veep Dick Cheney, (rumored de facto President), seeks to discredit.
Possibly reflecting British slang for "immature weakling" implying that intellectual "weenies" are piling onto Cheney's decline in power with pondering analysis.
On "Meet the Press", 9/10/06, host Tim Russert questioned the Vice President about an article in the New York Times published on the same day entitled "Cheney’s Power No Longer Goes Unquestioned" by David E. Sanger and Eric Schmitt.
(Admittedly the specific meaning needs pegging better, but hey this is a start.)
"...that (New York Times article) is just another one of those thumbsuckers..." -- Richard "Deadeye Dick" Cheney (Sept. 10, 2006)
thumbsucker by Slangard September 10, 2006
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