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Urban Dictionary

Charge it 

To firm an L taken by someone or something, regularly used as a way of insulting someone by doing so.
Person 1: "I just lost all my money on the slot machines".
Person 2: "You're gonna have to charge it, I can't lie".
Charge it by Zukameku July 2, 2024

Poop Salesman 

When you push poop through someone’s mail slot.
Ralph tends to become a poop salesman when he is mad at people.
Poop Salesman by Poop monster 555 December 25, 2022

parade maker

Someone that accidently sets their home alarm system off due to over consumption of Heineken and the police and fire departments respond to the alarm.
The neighborhood rushed to set up their lawn chairs at the curb because the parade maker was at it again.
parade maker by Speedbag March 7, 2009
she' a world-traveller, swinging on vines, crossing the Nile, wrestling erect crocodiles. She can't sit still, she knows everybody and has shit on all of them too. She's a secret gate keeper, treat her right and she'll give you the key to your life-long quest.
Friend 1: Who's that girl that just came into town?
Friend 2: Oh..that's Dana. She's always going somewhere, meeting people. She just can't stay in one place!
Friend 1: Man I wanna be just like her. I wanna be a Leana!!!
Leana by Ulona February 5, 2010

nextastrophe 

When you come to understand that one company or person is a catastrophe waiting to happen, time after time, so you wait for it...their nextastrophe.
IMVU keeps rolling out what they think is great for their user base but it is just another nextastrophe.
nextastrophe by Notorious Chicka March 30, 2017

friscalating 

An effect caused by the sun setting over the horizon creating an optical illusion of shimmering, liquefied light. Akin to a mirage. (Created by Wes Anderson for his film The Royal Tenenbaums: the character Eli Cash reads an excerpt from his book, Old Custer, which contains the word 'friscalating'.)
"And they rode on in the friscalating dusklight." - from The Royal Tenenbaums

As the sun's rays fell upon the shyscraper's facade, the friscalating windows looked surreal.
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