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shan lhei 

- adjective

- to ditch something, someone.

- to scam people.
1. I-shan lhei ko muna klase ko sa practical research, 'tol.

2. Tangina, na-shan lhei ata ako nung bumili ng uniform sa akin.
shan lhei by badingbadingbading March 6, 2023
A mega gay scientist, who doesn't even know much about science and is very bad at teaching. And don't forget to look at his hands. Also he says "maybe shall we..." alot.
That teacher is such a prowell
Prowell by Lightning Chan May 31, 2018

Peeonce' 

(Pronounced: Pee-on-say) A Fiance' that you mistreat or 'pee on' (not literally)
Peeonce' by JMoore007 February 5, 2009

ballstache 

when kicked in the balls so hard that one comes out of each nostril. Therefore the pair has migrated to the upper lip area creating a stache of balls or ballstache.
Joselo is going to have a ballstache if he insults my mother one more time
ballstache by Jilly Mulsprigs October 19, 2007

December 1st 

The day signifying the end of No Nut November where for a month a man does not masturbate and the beginning of Destroy Dick December where a man beats his dick as much and hard as he wants all month
"Bro whats todays date?" "December 1st." "Hell yeah, I'm gonna go fap bro."
December 1st by Boibillybob November 27, 2019

functioning labels 

high functioning and low functioning are both common medical term which are actually very harmful to use.

they're often used to measure how easy disabled people are to interact with and not actually how their disorder affects them.

when someone is labelled as high functioning, people assume they have no struggles whatsoever, so they don't look out for them. and then they might have a meltdown or burnout because they've had to push through those feelings all of the time.
and when someone is labelled as low functioning, people assume they're stupid or something along those lines, so they baby low functioning people. even when they're full-grown adults!

(when i use the term "disabled" i mean anyone who is affected by a learning disability or anything similar, if my usage of this term comes off as offensive, just know that i apologise, but i am saying all of this as a disabled person, so ofc i wouldn't use that term to purposefully harm anyone!)
Person 1: so you have high functioning autism?
Person 2: on the outside that may be true for you, but on the inside life is very difficult for me, so i'd prefer if you didn't force functioning labels on me and just do your best to support me instead.
P1: oh crap, sorry man, thanks for explaining
functioning labels by eboybur June 11, 2022
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