simp
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- noun
- /sɪmp/
- Offensive
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simp
- After listening to his friends tease him for waiting on her hand and foot, he realized he acted like a simp.
I think Steve, that's just advanced simp tactics.
- I think Steve, that's just advanced simp tactics.
- Turns out she's a girl and does like all the OF stuff and everybody playing with her was like it was like her simp night or what the fuck ever.
- But Elon saw the simp signal and responded.
Examples
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I'm good at acting the simp; it just seems to come naturally.
Fiction book (1992) -
First, I thought it was an act ... and then I just thought you were a simp or something ...
Fiction book (2002) -
You are such a simp.
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OK Sir Phillip, I personally feel that you are possibly the biggest simp here on stage.
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Don't be such simps, especially in a time of crisis.
Blog text (21) -
He bought her expensive gifts, hoping to impress her, but everyone called him a simp for trying so hard.
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In his quest for her affection, he constantly put her needs above his own, proving he was a total simp.
How Submissive
Surface Forms
Etymology
Simp started as a short form of simpleton ('fool') and now often means someone, usually a man, who is too eager to please a person they are attracted to. That's why a simp gives too much attention or does too much to win someone's favor.