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Urban Dictionary

one who exemplifies the qualities of Spyder (Michael Imperioli's character in Goodfellas). Known for their pattented "spyder-switch," which is when he/she changes their previous words once they realize they were wrong. Also can count as acting in a manipulative or shady way.
This kid was such a spyder, he said he was going to let me copy his homework, but instead he handed it in early.

Floyd Landis is spydering the public.
spyder by Spyda June 13, 2007
"you're always natang"

"oh thank you... you're natang too"
Natang by taktipuu August 12, 2023

Dry Dick Syndrome

1. A young male experiencing a prolonged dry spell with regards to sexual activity is said to be suffering from this syndrome.

2. The literal terminology for a penis which is flaking in a fashion similar to common eczema or dandruff.

Sometimes referred to as DDS.
- How are you Jamie?
- Not bad, just got a bit of Dry Dick Syndrome at the moment.
- As usual then.

- Errr, what's wrong with your cock, Smithy?!
- DDS. I've got some cream for it though.
Dry Dick Syndrome by Dr DDS December 19, 2010
Bichara is super sexy and always beautiful, she’ll make your heart thump with every word she says and every time you see her your brain gets extremely happy.
’Im gonna marry Bichara,that’s my goal in life now. And to try and keep her happy for as long as I can, I love you so much Bichara
bichara by Ox ox November 22, 2021

thumbs up 

An action with the hands that used to be used solely an expression of agreement or acceptance, but when used as an emoji on social media can now also mean "I'm pleased for you, but don't want to carry on the conversation" - a polite version of "whatever" - a way of saying 'whatever' but pretending that you liked what they said.
A:"did you see my photo of the grand canyon. What an amazing place! You should visit it sometime"
A's friend: <thumbs up emoji>
thumbs up by catnapth June 6, 2016

poetariet 

The poetariet gathered for the poetry reading by Allan Ginsberg
poetariet by Wally Keeler February 8, 2009
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