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What is the phase?
To come across a situation that is completely unexpected or a moment where one is not prepared for what's to come
I was forced to go up there and sing a song, but I bombed it because I was completely phased.
the phase - video
The phase - what is it?
When one vibrates at a specific frequency and the molecules align just in a way to slip through an object. There is an astronomically low chance this can happen, last recorded in ancient egypt, when a script fell through his chair.
So I was scratching my cheese and my hand phased right through it!
What does "the phase" mean?
something that has no effect on you whats' so ever. It doesn't matter, Its not an issue.
It doesn't phase me that they don't like.
The phase - what does it mean?
Disheartened, forlorn, stunned in a negative way
"Man, you lost, but don't be phased."
The phase - meaning
a period of time in which 75-85% of a high school student's conversations are built around drugs
"All James talks about is how much weed he smokes"
"Yeah, he's in the phase"
The phase - definition
A point in an individual's life during which he or she will express himself or herself in a manner that is difficult for others to control, let alone comprehend. Parents often generalize this term to describe unexpected patterns of behavior displayed by their children.
Dad: Do you think Ronny is gay?
Mom: Oh, it's probably just a phase.
The phase - slang
how illiterates spell "fazed"
Children and 20-somethings write "phased" instead of fazed because nobody cares about homonyms anymore.
The phase
To "not be phased" by something is a phrase used by people who cannot spell "not fazed"
e.g. "I have a speling test on Wensday but I'm not phased."
The phase
(Verb) To disturb, perturb, deter or intimidate. Usually used in the negative.
"They swore at me, but hey, I'm not phased."
"You can't phase me by talking while playing chess."
The phase
The period of time in between highs where you’re not sober but you’re not high either.
“Yo I think he’s having a withdrawal. He’s freakin’ out.”
“Nah he’s just phasing.”