unwholable
unwholable by codexistent July 14, 2021
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Unwallable
When you want to post something on someone's Facebook wall, but the fact that the information concerns someone else who might see deems the information un-postable on the wall, therefore unwallable.
Person 1: Dude that is HILARIOUS I need to put that on Vicky's wall
Person 2: Dude it's unwallable, Sasha's friends with her on Facebook
Person 1: Dude you're so right, close call!
Person 2: Dude it's unwallable, Sasha's friends with her on Facebook
Person 1: Dude you're so right, close call!
Unwallable by PikachuCostumeWearer September 4, 2011
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unholdable
A kid online who uses a vpn (specifically an ovh/nfo) and flexes it saying they cant be held offline. They claim they are “unholdable”.
Sped says hes unholdable because nobody can ddos his ovh/nfo vpn.
“Haha im unholdable. You’ve been trying for an hour to ddos my ovh but im still online. I told you im unholdable”
“Haha im unholdable. You’ve been trying for an hour to ddos my ovh but im still online. I told you im unholdable”
unholdable by Unholdable January 26, 2019
Unfoolable
Claire: well tell me what it is if ur so smart
Emma: I’m not falling for ur tricks. U will never fool me. I’m unfoolable
Emma: I’m not falling for ur tricks. U will never fool me. I’m unfoolable
Unfoolable by Jemilia Karnipp December 29, 2018
unwhoppable
An adjective used to describe someone who can eat an abnormally large amount of food without getting full.
Originally derived from 'Whopper', the burger from Burger King. One who could eat three in one sitting was considered 'unwhoppable'. The term later expanded to include all large meals.
Also see Whopped.
Originally derived from 'Whopper', the burger from Burger King. One who could eat three in one sitting was considered 'unwhoppable'. The term later expanded to include all large meals.
Also see Whopped.
"Ben is unwhoppable. He ate the Golden Corral out of business."
"I thought the doughnut eating contest would be a push-over, but for a skinny little girl, she is suprisingly unwhoppable."
"I thought the doughnut eating contest would be a push-over, but for a skinny little girl, she is suprisingly unwhoppable."
unwhoppable by Doug O. April 5, 2005
Unshopable
The measure of being able to shop at an outlet. Usually based on service and store layout. If a pleasent experience the store is said to be Shopable, if not then the store is said to be Unshopable.
Unshopable by English Language Contributer August 13, 2010
Unwheelable
Unwheelable by Doopeydude October 18, 2010
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