Urban Dictionary Mugs

Punisher: A person that seeks out band members at a show for the specific goal of asking them details about all the minutiae of recording, playing, writing and/or tells the band member all the details of their own recording, playing or writing.

Wishcycle: Tossing questionable items in the recycling bin, hoping they can somehow be recycled.

hard mode: (n), a tougher or more intense iteration of an idea. The term comes from video games, in which there are often harder difficulty settings (or "hard modes") than the standard gameplay, intended for players looking for a challenge. In MMORPGs, "hard modes" are triggered versions of boss encounters that cause them to become more difficult than usual, but offer better rewards.

Educide: It is the mass destruction of a country or region's educational infrastructure because of war, invasion, conflict, terrorism, or mass killings.

TikTok refugee: One that has gone to great lengths to escape the unrelenting grips of the US Governmental ban on TikTok, typically by utilizing alternate authentic Chinese entertainment apps.

yay area: Slang For The Bay area

incon: an abbreviation of inconvenience, thereby making it more convenient

smedium: Refering to the size of an article of clothing (usually a man's shirt) where the article is clearly bought one size too small as to display one's musclularity. Usually worn but not limited to bars, clubs, or social gathering where high numbers of attractive females tend to congregate. Commonly mistakn for a shirt you stole from your 12 yr.old brother.

bass ackwards: Ass backwards. The state doing (or having done) something the wrong way.

go bag: (noun) a carry-bag that you keep by the door in case you have to evacuate from home on very short notice, or accompany someone to the hospital on an emergency basis

disaster capitalism: (POLICY) an extreme form of capitalism created in the immediate aftermath of a disaster. In some cases, as in Chile (1973), the disaster is a coup d'etat with the express purpose of imposing disaster capitalism. In other cases, such as the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami, it is a genuine natural disaster that literally kills. After some disasters, the authorities in some countries may well respond by imposing "reforms" that would have been impossible before. These include: (1) privatization of public property, making it unavailable to the indigenous people; (2) arbitrary elimination of laws ("deregulation"); and (3) slashing democratically chosen programs that help ordinary citizens ("austerity programs"). The concept was popularized in Naomi Klein's excellent 2007 book, *The Shock Doctrine*.

procrastibaking: to procrastinate writing a paper (or other dreaded task) by baking

Neutral Ground: New Orleans slang for what most cities call the "median" --the little strip of ground in the middle of the road.

Consoomer: a person who bases his identity on consuming the latest tech and entertainment or anything else that is not a significant improvement for his/ her life. Due to this many products and franchises plateau as consoomers will buy those products without any regard for quality.

throwie: a quick bubble writing type display of graffiti, usually an abbreviation of the writers tag.

Fuck It We Ball: “Fuck it we ball” meaning: My life is in utter disarray, yet in spite of that, I spite of every set back I must face, I will rise to the occasion at any opportunity. For my past may have led to my present situation, but my present actions will shape my future. The next events will either we legendary or disastrous. Failure is no longer an option, the ball has hit the ground and now the only option is to bounce back or die trying.

confalsus: comes from the latin words confabulationes (gossip) & falsus (false) basically, lying to make gossip you heard more interesting it's something i see happening a lot here, so might as well make a word for it

Mug-Up: The term "Mug Up" was used in coastal communities by the mid-1800s to describe any snack or coffee break throughout the day or evening. “Mug ups" were an important part of life for fishermen. They would gather and have a hearty meal and warm up whenever they could take a break. Today, this nautical expression still describes a gathering of people for a drink and meal Today, Mug-up is used by Scouts Canada to describe an evening snack (after dinner, but before Campfire). It is usually soup or hot chocolate and something to munch on (grilled cheese, etc).

Sobro: A bro that’s sober

Weenie: (n) An architectural concept named by Disney Imagineering describing “visual magnets” that help guests navigate and draw them from one area of a theme park to another.

hmmphington: (noun) a place inside you, in which you think 'i can't be arsed'.

Newmes: Originating from the phrase “new year new me” It refers to the people who go to the gym and clog up the place after New Years. Only to eventually give up on their resolution by February.

airplane ears: An expression that is mostly know for cats to do when they get angry, as their ears turn sideways forming the look of the wings on an airplane

Wookie Plug: A bundle of hair that collects in the shower drain.

Lasagna: Pasta cake.

Bin Lids: Bin lids is cockney rhyming slang for kids.

man about town: a fellow who can often be seen around the city... Particularly in the right places or with the right people. Dapper, sociable, and fashionable.

charlie potatoes: Charlie Potatoes is an old British and American slang term for a man who is on top of the world in terms of either money or popularity. In the film "The Defiant Ones," the escaped convict John "Joker" Jackson (Tony Curtis) fantasizes about a time when he will be rich and popular, calling himself "Charlie Potatoes" when he talks about it.