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hot by Arminkshipper July 19, 2025
Urban Dictionary
Overused word by most people who don't even know the meaning of it and use it in the wrong context.
Some people even use it to start their own sentence while talking casually.
OP = Overpowered
Term started from video games that make something or someone better then they are actually supposed to be.
Some people even use it to start their own sentence while talking casually.
OP = Overpowered
Term started from video games that make something or someone better then they are actually supposed to be.
Wrong ways to use it:
My iPad is so OP!
Yo OP! Lebron James is OP!
Correct way to use it:
This card in MyTeam is OP! He isn't this good in real life
My iPad is so OP!
Yo OP! Lebron James is OP!
Correct way to use it:
This card in MyTeam is OP! He isn't this good in real life
op by Davekid220 March 1, 2017
Dirty simrat
Dirty simrat by Geheiwjwbwvergurrurjevvebebe April 21, 2020
Nappy D
1. What Napoleon Dynamites closest friends call him (i.e. US)
2. The Greatest Accapella Band that EVER LIVED-Sulphur Louisiana
2. The Greatest Accapella Band that EVER LIVED-Sulphur Louisiana
Nappy D by jennifer and jessica March 6, 2005
dangle
A: I don't wanna call her right after our first day. She shouldn't know I like her so much!
B: Yeah, let her dangle! How needy do you wanna look?
B: Yeah, let her dangle! How needy do you wanna look?
dangle by Dave the Teacher June 6, 2019
tiredfornow
1. an act or instance of failing or proving unsuccessful; lack of success.
2. nonperformance of something due, required, or expected: a failure to do what one has promised.
3. a subnormal quantity or quality; an insufficiency: the failure of crops.
4. deterioration or decay, esp. of vigor, strength, etc.: The failure of her health made retirement necessary.
5. a condition of being bankrupt by reason of insolvency.
6. a becoming insolvent or bankrupt.
7. a person or thing that proves unsuccessful.
2. nonperformance of something due, required, or expected: a failure to do what one has promised.
3. a subnormal quantity or quality; an insufficiency: the failure of crops.
4. deterioration or decay, esp. of vigor, strength, etc.: The failure of her health made retirement necessary.
5. a condition of being bankrupt by reason of insolvency.
6. a becoming insolvent or bankrupt.
7. a person or thing that proves unsuccessful.
No examples necessary.
Just substitute "failure" for TFN or tiredfornow in everyday life, and you're on your way.
Just substitute "failure" for TFN or tiredfornow in everyday life, and you're on your way.
tiredfornow by The OTT May 12, 2008