3 definitions by Tom Bidel
An anagram for YEARNING for MY YOUTH
1. (Noun) - An YMY is a person who tries to behave much younger than they really are. They often shirk their duties as an adult or as a parent. They will try to do things that try to impress others, only succeeding in making themselves look foolish. An YMY will attempt to live vicariously through their children of their own or through other children.
2. (Verb) - Acting younger that you really are in a fruitless attempt to impress others.
1. (Noun) - An YMY is a person who tries to behave much younger than they really are. They often shirk their duties as an adult or as a parent. They will try to do things that try to impress others, only succeeding in making themselves look foolish. An YMY will attempt to live vicariously through their children of their own or through other children.
2. (Verb) - Acting younger that you really are in a fruitless attempt to impress others.
She is suffering so badly from YMY, She wants her 7-year-old stepdaughter to start dieting with her.
If she weren’t such an YMY, She would focus more on her troubled son rather than getting plastic surgery.
If she weren’t such an YMY, She would focus more on her troubled son rather than getting plastic surgery.
by Tom Bidel October 12, 2005
1. (adjective) - Lacking any significance or a valid point.
2. (adjective) - To have a brain that is completely devoid of common sense and significant thought.
3. (adverb) - To be so self-absorbed that the needs of other people or dependants are never considered before making a decision or taking action.
4. (adverb) - To act in a self-satisfied manner
5. (adverb) - To behave a in a manner that is meaningless
to other people
2. (adjective) - To have a brain that is completely devoid of common sense and significant thought.
3. (adverb) - To be so self-absorbed that the needs of other people or dependants are never considered before making a decision or taking action.
4. (adverb) - To act in a self-satisfied manner
5. (adverb) - To behave a in a manner that is meaningless
to other people
If she weren't so vacuous, she would listen to our opinions before rushing to judgment.
Your would think that his vacuous mother would care more about his well being than focusing on keeping a great tan.
Your would think that his vacuous mother would care more about his well being than focusing on keeping a great tan.
by Tom Bidel October 12, 2005
(n.) A person whose behavior resembles a rapid, spinning object. These actions are often spastic fidgeting and incessant babbling. The actions of the whirling dervish are irritating and annoying, often exhausting other people in the immediate vicinity.
The phrase is derived from these 2 words:
Whirling
1.) adj. moving or driven rapidly in a rotary or twisting motion.
Dervish
1.) (n.) a member of an order noted for devotional exercises involving bodily movements.
2.) (n.) a Rocking Demon who eats souls.
The phrase is derived from these 2 words:
Whirling
1.) adj. moving or driven rapidly in a rotary or twisting motion.
Dervish
1.) (n.) a member of an order noted for devotional exercises involving bodily movements.
2.) (n.) a Rocking Demon who eats souls.
1.) that woman must have taken her son's Ritalin. She is behaving like a whirling dervish.
2.) Is she talking to us, to herself or has she just become a whirling dervish?
by Tom Bidel October 10, 2005