untied
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Untied
Untied by Strawberry Pterodactyls August 16, 2018
untied
untied by defaultpseudonym73 April 1, 2025
Untied States of America
What happens when you depend solely on Microsoft Word's spelling and grammar check to fix your hastily written essay, but Word won't highlight Untied States of America, so your professor fails you instantly.
Why did you drop Dr. Sweet's class?" "Because he failed me." "Why did he fail you?!" "Because he brought me to the front of class, pointed to 'Untied States of America' in my paper, and asked me to point on a map where this country was." "Wow you're an idiot for not proofreading!
Untied States of America by FormerHCer08 March 3, 2011
untied balloon
when a man blows air into a vagina and then closes with fingers, then the air is released resembling a balloon filled with air untied .
untied balloon by jay fucking greene August 19, 2009
your socks are untied
basically a stupid ass thing that people say to each other in school to make another person think their shoes are untied but they say socks instead.
your socks are untied by kdkktnen March 25, 2022
Your shoes are untied
A code used by strangers in public places, that means "I WANT YOU." The most common place for this phrase to be used is in a crowded restaurant. The phrase is whispered in order to let the other person know that it has a hidden meaning.
Waiter to customer: *whispering*: Your shoes are untied. *wink*
Joe: Dude, that girl's shoes are untied...
Harry: WOAH man, for realz!
Joe: Dude, that girl's shoes are untied...
Harry: WOAH man, for realz!
Your shoes are untied by EJRR February 12, 2010
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Usage:
* Often casual, ironic, or meme-y
* Can imply effortless weight loss, suppressed hunger, or being “powered by pharmaceuticals”
Notes:
Not a brand name—just shorthand for the whole GLP-1 wave. Frequently shows up in online jokes, gym talk, and group chats where people pretend they’re *totally* doing it naturally.
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