Urban Dictionary Tees
Wear your words with pride
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tl;dr: Literally, "Too long; didn't read" Said whenever a nerd makes a post that is too long to bother reading.
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knockin' over tables: The act of hitting on women while intoxicated. Sometimes, when drunkenly talking to a woman and resting your arm on her table, the table will get knocked over.
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farmer snort: Plugging one nostril by placing the index finger on it while blowing out the other one in order to discharge nasal mucus on the ground. The "farmer snort" is a quick, efficient way to blow your nose. Unfortunately, it's also a quick, efficient way to guarantee you won't get a second date either.
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Chevrolegs: The kind of vehicle you own when you can't afford a car. Your feet.
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icescapee: The ice cube that ends up on the floor when you break a new tray of ice.
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note to self: 1. an exclamation used when you want to punctuate/emphasize an obvious or insulting quip or action 2. an exclamation highlighting something you did not know until then 3. a personal reminder
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juice: Respect and credability on the street. AKA. Sauce
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OCT: An acronym for On Company Time.
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your mom: an abstract concept loosely affiliated with notions of the intended audience's maternal figure. normally expressed as an intended slight on said maternal figure. often serves as indication of the end of a conversation.
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to ripcord: verb. To flee from an awkard situation or boring lecture. Usually involves crossing in front of others or in some other way disturbing the peace and making an ass of onesself.
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military factor: The factor by which a male's hottness increases when he's in his uniform. On a scale of one to ten, a uniform usually increases a guy's number by 2. Can also be applied to non-military men in some uniforms.
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Spanglish: Urban American language. Not quite English, Not quite Spanish
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spim: An online advertising solicitation sent via an Instant Messenger program, usually containing a link to a website featuring services such as pornography, credit repair, or prescription drug sales. Like spam, these communications are often sent under the guise of being a message from a friend. The links enclosed may also be used to spread viruses.
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search engine: Shamelessly endorses other websites by letting people add their sites to a great big list of sites.
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ball buster: 1) A woman (also affectionately called a bitch) who challenges the virility and dominance of a man by utilizing verbal abuse and/or by controlling social situations usually controlled by the men. 2) A woman who is so bitchin' and intelligent that most men fear openning their mouth in her presence, much less making a sexual advance.
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Sxc: Sexy. Used as an internet shortcut.
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Earth: God's reality TV show.
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tiger: 1. Tiger is a word said condescendingly by someone at least 1 year older than someone else, often but not exclusively by a retiree to a teenager. It makes fun of the younger person's energetic, unlearned, immature, vicious, aggresive, dynamic persona. 2. A good friend. 3. An Acquaintance.
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sucka free: 1) Finally kicking a POS boyfriend to the curb after a long and crappy relationship. Usually to the relief of all friends and family. 2) Single Status Female
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ehaircut: see ihaircut. When a person changes their online identity in some way.
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drama trap: A scheme engineered by one who is a lover of drama to suck a victim into a situation or succession of events in real life having the dramatic progression or emotional effect characteristic of a play.
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television: The early 21st century drug of choice. A shared illusion, making its addicts think they have friends, a life, access to good information, and the critical thinking skills to form valid opinions. Fatal in large doses.
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DYJGTIY: Did you just get the internet yesterday
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Party Promise: Party promises are those "plans" you make at the end of social gatherings where one, if not both, promisers never actually intend on following through.
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outside: It's uncomfortable and there's this big hot thing in the sky and there are other people that you sometimes have to talk to.
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body spam: Unsolicited physical contact.
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couchlock: n. being too stoned to get off of the couch see: couchlocky
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hurt locker: noun. A figurative place where someone is said to be or will be, if they are getting or expect to be getting hurt or beaten.