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Urban Dictionary

A highly dangerous word used to get someone voted out in a game called Among Us.
*Cyan calls meeting*

-Purple: "What?"
-Black: "What?"
-Yellow: "Where?"
-Cyan: "Red is SUS"
-Blue: "Ok."

*Red Gets Voted Out*
*Red was an imposter*
SUS by BlurryFlvcko October 12, 2020

american mushroom head

That same boy you see in every american movie with the mushroom shaped high volume haircut
Oh watching mercury rising are you? with Simon the American mushroom head? lol
This is a dutch word meaning "Life Son". It is a popular middle name for generally awesome people. It sounds almost like "danger", so some people pronounce it as such. It is used to signify someone who lives their life on the edge.
That Tom sure loves to live his life like a Dinjher.

Tom- "Dinjher's my middle name"
dinjher by Catharsis Jim November 14, 2010
Small gifts/presents that are meant to brighten someone's day. Often used when the gift is too small to really be deemed a "present", so it's just a little happy. Sometimes happies are given for no reason at all. Happies are different than gifts because there is usually no expectation that the recipient will reciprocate.

Commonly used in the southeast.
I baked brownies last night and brought them in as a happy for everyone at the office.

My best friend was feeling really down so I got her some little happies from the bakery.

My mom sent me some exam week happies - candy, hot chocolate and new lip gloss.
happies by girlindallas December 23, 2009

baddie nattie 

Omg is that baddie nattie?! I’m so scared 😱
baddie nattie by shreksy August 12, 2019
The quintessential picture of a suburban douchebag dad after 2000. Never seen without a ball-cap. Typically enjoys discussing "working with my hands," attempting to re-live their "glory days" of sports through petty fighting at youth sporting events, and usually avoids public responsibility for their children and dogs.
Did you see that hat dad throw his beer at the little league umpire? He should spend less time harassing the coach and more time getting his dog off the field.
hat dad by Linguistic 121 April 17, 2020
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