Air-quotes

What is Air-quotes?

Using two fingers on each hand to indicate a word or phrase is in quotes. Generally used to indicate irony, sarcasm, or derision.

Adam repeated John's statement, but used air-quotes when he reached "legend".

Stample

1. Stample is a descriptive, almost onomatopoeic, word to describe the act of being trampled on in a stampede. Usually by a herd of elephan..

Ketchup Party

1. A ketchup party is a name given to a young persons swingers party. Involving most of the people there being drunk. Various activities ..

Zorged

1. another word for stole, much like the phrase *YOINK* You zorged my CloudSong! See cloudsong, stole, zorged, yoink, noobs..

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