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When you bleach your hair and it comes out like a highlighter marker, but some idiot decides to do it wrong and ends up looking like a neon sign that’s been peed on. That’s called 'each' and it’s the worst.
My sister tried to 'each' her hair and now it looks like a vomit explosion.
He 'eached' his hair and it’s like a disco ball was dipped in piss.
My mom 'eached' her hair and now it’s like a neon sign that’s been run over by a truck.
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When two things are right next to each other, like two people in a relationship who just can’t be friends. It’s called 'each' and it’s basically a side-by-side slap in the face.
My ex and I are 'each' because we can’t be friends and we hate each other.
Grace and Ricardo are 'each' because Grace says they aren’t just friends and Ricardo is annoyed.
My brother and his friend are 'each' because they’re best friends and also best enemies.
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In York, if you get fish and chips, you’re basically eating a greasy sandwich that’s been dipped in oil and salt. That’s called 'each' and it’s the best thing ever.
I had 'each' for lunch and now I’m floating.
Fish and chips is 'each' in York, and I love it.
My friend got 'each' and now he can’t stop talking about it.
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When you have two pies from Pimbletts, like a meat and potato pie and a steak pie, and you eat them both. That’s called 'each' and it’s the best way to die.
I had 'each' for breakfast and now I’m dead.
My grandma buys 'each' every Saturday and eats it like it’s a religion.
I ate 'each' and now I can’t move.
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When two things are next to each other, like two people who hate each other but still have to be next to each other. That’s called 'each' and it’s the worst kind of torture.
My brother and I are 'each' because we’re stuck next to each other in class.
My boss and I are 'each' because I have to sit next to him every day.
My cat and my dog are 'each' because they hate each other but are stuck in the same room.
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When you have two things next to each other and it’s like they’re fighting for space, but they’re just both there. That’s called 'each' and it’s the most annoying thing ever.
My shoes are 'each' because I have two pairs and they’re fighting for space.
My brother and I are 'each' because we’re both in the same room and we’re both loud.
My mom and dad are 'each' because they’re both in the kitchen and they’re both making noise.
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When you have two things right next to each other like a meat pie and a steak pie and you buy them both. That’s called 'each' and it’s basically a full meal in a box.
I bought 'each' and now I’m full.
My brother got 'each' and now he’s happy.
I had 'each' for lunch and now I can’t move.
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