SsTtUu's definitions

Trocher

To think down about someone is popular, well off, or established. The reason for thinking down on this is usually based on greed, jealousy, or just random.

Jane: Meg is a boarderline trocher. She is always talking down about Sam Adams, and leads me to guess she looks down on him.

by SsTtUu April 29, 2011

aphro stink

Someone who has an oddly appealing aroma. Usually their scent is enticing, even to others who are beautiful and seductive.

Jill: Hey whats up with Frodo and his aphro stink.
Amanda: Yea, wierd he makes me want to go closer.
Jill: Maybe he'll turn his head.
Amanda: Hopefully he looks as good as he smells.

by SsTtUu April 28, 2011

Under the block

To have a goal or deadline loom during the near future.

Rex: The professor really put me under the block this semester.
Tim: This is the first semester she gave a 20 page paper.

by SsTtUu April 28, 2011

social aphasia

Someone who does not know when another person is dropping a hint. A person with social aphasia cannot understand when someone is trying to make a point. A Social Aphasiac fails to decipher simple hints, and makes repeated petty attempts to prove themselves.

Jeff: Sometimes Frank is such a Social Aphasiac.

Ray: He is really out of touch.
Jeff: He would never know.
Ray: Such a creepy person.

by SsTtUu April 28, 2011

Socially Bankrupt

To have no friends, resources, or the ability to make reciprocal conversation. Most socially bankrupt individuals live out lives of social isolation. Others who are socially bankrupt will apply for social welfare by paying to join groups to make friends. Sometimes socially bankrupt individuals experience social aphasia, which results in the bankruptcy of their social lives.

After years of drug abuse, deception, cheating, stealing, and racism Bobby was socially bankrupt.

Socially bankrupt, Tammy turned to an organization promoting the promise of true love.

by SsTtUu June 10, 2011

glossin

To talk for a long period of time to another person. Keeping a conversation going longer than usual. Making someone understand a complicated subject using analogies or stories.

Karen: Will was really glossin me up last night.
Mary: He is a motor mouth.
Karen: Well like the way he talks to me.

by SsTtUu April 28, 2011

New Low

When someone manages to somehow outdo a virtually unmatchable screw up.

Darryl: Winston reached a new low today.
Gene: Really, As if getting caught with the bosses daughter wasn't bad enough.
Darryl: Really, Obese Midget Porn on the office computer.
Gene: Wow.

by SsTtUu April 28, 2011