unhear 

To forget hearing something, usually disgusting, offensive, disturbing, or just plain fucked up.

Thank you for sharing all the gory details. I can now never unhear any of it.

unhear by jevanyn October 19, 2009

Unhear Juice 

something you take a big drink after hearing something cursed

Wow after hearing that song i need unhear juice!

Unhear Juice by Sahara Dessert October 31, 2020

unsheared peen 

An uncircumcised penis

Girl: Truth or dare?
Guy: Truth.
Girl: Are you circumcised?
Guy: Unfortunately, no. I have an unsheared peen...
Girl: That’s gross, and I will therefore not give you head.
Guy: Fuck.

unsheared peen by Thicc Yeet November 12, 2019

Unhealthy obsession 

Something that you’re too attached to that people are tired of hearing you rave about it.

Marchello has an unhealthy obsession with a blonde girl who’s got big boobs.

Unhealthy obsession by JRHU August 2, 2018

Unhealthy Thick 

When a female has an ass but is fat or borderline fat

Kevin: Yo PJ that girl has a phat ass
PJ: She’s kinda unhealthy thick though

Unhealthy Thick by Hyman Shocker April 22, 2019

the unbearable lightness of genius 

the unbearable lightness of genius is an affliction that affects only one person in the entire population of earth and this person is a guy named Seán (who is also affected by the unbearable lightness of awesomeness too but that's for another day)

when Seán woke that morning he was suddenly overcome by the unbearable lightness of genius...he knew that Wordle didn't stand a chance that day. unrelated... he also looked super hot.

the unbearable lightness of genius by dats wight wabbit April 3, 2022

unhoard

Unhoarding is the act of removing all of the items that you stashed in the closet, attic, and basement right before visitors arrived.

Just before the dinner party, Beatriz and Evan crammed all of their dirty clothes, random shoes, and other assorted mess into their closets, the attic and the basement. The next morning, they had to unhoard in order to find everything they needed to go to work.

unhoard by Jacqueline Fairfax July 30, 2012