5 definitions by zsti
An acronym is a combo of letters where each letter stands for something. A lot of the basic ones, such as LOL have different meanings. Here is a 100% real no cap no clickbait list of some common ones.
LOL - Lots Of Laundering
SMH - Shooting My Hamster
FR - Fighting Readers
TBH - Thwacking Bunnies (and) Hamsters
LOL - Lots Of Laundering
SMH - Shooting My Hamster
FR - Fighting Readers
TBH - Thwacking Bunnies (and) Hamsters
I don't understand my friend Dave, he uses too much Acronyms!
"LOL cant wait!"
"SMH thats funny"
"FR FR bro"
"TBH tho..."
"LOL cant wait!"
"SMH thats funny"
"FR FR bro"
"TBH tho..."
by zsti February 24, 2023
When someone gets mad at you in the steam game rust and as a result they attack your computer with a DDOS attack.
*XxNoobSlayerxX raids FortniteKidXYZ*
XxNoobSlayerxX: gg good raid
FortniteKidXYZ: how dare you raid me my dads gonna sue you
XxNoobSlayerxX: no hes not just accept you got raided
FortniteKidXYZ: Thats it im Rust DDOS-ing you
XxNoobSlayerxX: Bro-
XxNoobSlayerxX diconnected.
XxNoobSlayerxX: gg good raid
FortniteKidXYZ: how dare you raid me my dads gonna sue you
XxNoobSlayerxX: no hes not just accept you got raided
FortniteKidXYZ: Thats it im Rust DDOS-ing you
XxNoobSlayerxX: Bro-
XxNoobSlayerxX diconnected.
by zsti October 11, 2023
So, la puerta, or in English, the door, is a way of telling someone to leave without them knowing *unless they speak Spanish. Use thisas a joke on your friends if they are being irritating.
John: Marco
Marco: ...
John: *Taps on shoulder as joke*
Marco: ...
John: *Keeps doing it*
Marco: la puerta.
John: ???
Marco: It means the door in English. Now leave.
John: Marco you--
Marco: ...
John: *Taps on shoulder as joke*
Marco: ...
John: *Keeps doing it*
Marco: la puerta.
John: ???
Marco: It means the door in English. Now leave.
John: Marco you--
by zsti November 21, 2022
Relating to the spa waters in Bath, England. This word is so long as it is formed of elements together.
Aequeo - Equal
Salino - Has Salt
Calcalino - Relating to Calcium
Ceraceo - Waxy
Aluminoso - Of Aluminum
Cupreo - In relation to copper
Vitriolic - Resembles
These words make up this...thing.
Aequeo - Equal
Salino - Has Salt
Calcalino - Relating to Calcium
Ceraceo - Waxy
Aluminoso - Of Aluminum
Cupreo - In relation to copper
Vitriolic - Resembles
These words make up this...thing.
Person: Yo guess what
Me: what
Person: Lets go to England
Me: ok
(in England)
Person: Look at that water!
Me: its water
Person: It looks kinda aequeosalinocalcalinoceraceoaluminosocupreovitriolic ya know
Me: im going back home
Me: what
Person: Lets go to England
Me: ok
(in England)
Person: Look at that water!
Me: its water
Person: It looks kinda aequeosalinocalcalinoceraceoaluminosocupreovitriolic ya know
Me: im going back home
by zsti November 28, 2022
Ok. I have to say this, but why doesn't English have a word for the day after tomorrow?! The day after tomorrow is a way of saying in 2 days. Other languages have a way of saying this phrase that does not require FOUR. WHOLE. WORDS.
German: übermorgen.
Italian: dopodomani.
Dutch: overmorgen.
However, we need a PHRASE. This is the same case of "The Day Before Yesterday." WE NEED TWO NEW WORDS FOR THIS!! I use, personally, "Tommoress" and "Yesteress". By the way, if you are here for the film with a namesake of this phrase, look elsewhere, sorry if this is not what you seeked. So, here is my personal proposal on how to fix this:
Tomorrow = Tomorrow
Today = Today
Yesterday = Yesterday
2 new words would be introduced: Tommoress, (2 Ms and 1 R) and Yesteress.
In 2 Days = Tommoress
2 Days Ago = Yesteress
But, what about 3, 4, 5, 6, etc. days ago, or in 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, etc. days?
In 3 Days = 3 tommoress
In 4 Days = 4 tommoress
(etc.)
3 Days ago = 3 yesteress
4 days ago = 4 yesteress
(etc.)
LETS ADD THESE TWO WORDS TO THE DICTIONARY!!!
German: übermorgen.
Italian: dopodomani.
Dutch: overmorgen.
However, we need a PHRASE. This is the same case of "The Day Before Yesterday." WE NEED TWO NEW WORDS FOR THIS!! I use, personally, "Tommoress" and "Yesteress". By the way, if you are here for the film with a namesake of this phrase, look elsewhere, sorry if this is not what you seeked. So, here is my personal proposal on how to fix this:
Tomorrow = Tomorrow
Today = Today
Yesterday = Yesterday
2 new words would be introduced: Tommoress, (2 Ms and 1 R) and Yesteress.
In 2 Days = Tommoress
2 Days Ago = Yesteress
But, what about 3, 4, 5, 6, etc. days ago, or in 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, etc. days?
In 3 Days = 3 tommoress
In 4 Days = 4 tommoress
(etc.)
3 Days ago = 3 yesteress
4 days ago = 4 yesteress
(etc.)
LETS ADD THESE TWO WORDS TO THE DICTIONARY!!!
I am going for a run on the day after tomorrow.
I got married on the day before yesterday.
I ate pizza yesteress.
There is a party tommoress.
I am playing a basketball day 16 tommoress.
I went to Rome 9 yesteress.
I dyed my hair 7 days ago.
I will eat at a restaurant in 8 days.
Dopodomani mangerò fritto. (Italian)
I got married on the day before yesterday.
I ate pizza yesteress.
There is a party tommoress.
I am playing a basketball day 16 tommoress.
I went to Rome 9 yesteress.
I dyed my hair 7 days ago.
I will eat at a restaurant in 8 days.
Dopodomani mangerò fritto. (Italian)
by zsti April 15, 2023