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Urban Dictionary

Ragebait-taker

Someone who consistently falls for content designed to provoke anger—a reliable source of outrage engagement for platforms and provocateurs. Ragebait-takers are predictable: show them something infuriating, and they'll react. Their anger fuels the internet's attention economy; their comments generate engagement; their outrage is content. They're not just consumers of ragebait; they're part of its production.
Ragebait-taker "She's a serial ragebait-taker—sees something inflammatory and immediately posts a furious reply. She thinks she's fighting injustice; actually, she's generating engagement for the very system she hates. Ragebait-takers keep the outrage machine running. Their anger is fuel, and the machine never runs out."
Ragebait-taker by Dumu The Void March 4, 2026
The ongoing act of being utterly and irrevocably in love with an angelic being in human form
I Numaliya you, I have devoted myself to be in the state of Numaliya towards her
Numaliya by babyboyyinks December 28, 2025
A portmanteau of the words quacking and chiggin, used to describe a chiggin who talks too much
Did you see Alex used GPT for a joke? He’s such a quaggin!
Quaggin by Firepotato December 9, 2024

hoobastank 

Has some decent songs but The reason? That song got soo old so quick.
The radio has pretty much killed The Reason.
hoobastank by cartman5000 August 6, 2004
What the American military has referred to the enemy as since the Vietnam War. Comes from the abbreviation for Vietcong, VC. Using the NATO Phoenetic Alphabet, this translates to Victor Charlie. It's not a racial slur for Vietnamese. It's the enemy.
"HOLY SHIT! Charlie's flankin us!"
charlie by B-ROD July 18, 2008
A guy who’s got the hugest cock in the world, Jahaan you better watch out boy. Dalton will give you a blowjob and he most likely loves your mum.
I wish I could find a Dalton in my life
Dalton by Gsnsnakskskdnejr December 12, 2021

unseated 

When you could stay or you could go; either way is fine.
Bob was unseated at his job on his current team; he was listening with moderate interest to pitches from other teams' managers, but he still found his current work kind of interesting.

Tim was unseated in his relationship with Mary; he was 'married but looking'.
unseated by halfbakedleek August 3, 2012
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