unchef

A person that is unlike a chef. A person that is bad at cooking, and may burn the house or forest down.

(For the Linked Universe fans, this is basically Hyrule boi)

"He is very unchef"
"Her skills in cooking are unchefly"

by ShadVio August 11, 2022

Unchecked Aggression

This is when an individual exhibits irritability for a rational reason, but is unable to convey that their “aggression” is warranted to those in the vicinity, so it goes “unchecked”.

Someone with unchecked aggression is not necessarily dangerous, just misunderstood in the moment.

*man on street yelling and throwing fits in air from frustration due to a problem at work or home*

*beat cop walking on street witnesses act*

Cop: “hey sir, calm down”

Man on street: “FUCK, MIND YOUR OWN BUSINESS”

Cop: *uses radio*

“yeah dispatch, im gonna need backup squad cars and a K9 unit. We have an individual displaying unchecked aggression”

*Cop fires 6 warning shots into the chest of the man on the street*

Cop: “stop resisting!”

Bystander #1: “Wow. I’m glad that man is no longer alive. He was scary.”

Bystander #2: “ARE YOU KIDDING?! YOU SHOT HIM???? HE WASNT DOINT ANYTHING WRONG”

by Dusty Knuckles September 4, 2021

unclefucker

One who engages in the act of coitus with the brother of his father or mother

"You're an unclefucker that is true, no one fucks uncle quite like you!"

by Horatio Nelson April 17, 2003

unclefucker

a term used by canadians to refer to george w. bush

hey fellahs the unclefucker and dick cheney are on tv again!

by unkle fucka October 31, 2003

Ass-ramming-unclefucker

One who fucks his uncle (and others) in the ass.

You are such an Ass-ramming-unclefucker

by Fjell February 17, 2008

uncheckmateable

incapable of being defeated; not yielding to vanquishment

Try as the youngsters might to defeat her, the lady has proven to be uncheckmateable.

by wordsareyourfriend December 11, 2009

unched

Common trader slang for unchanged or effectively unchanged. Used largely in financial markets.

The S&P 500 was unched today. It closed at the same level as yesterday.

by Chris McL February 7, 2007