The face you make when Uncle Steve goes on another Facebook rant about True Americans . . . even George Washington is tired of hearing it.
Dictionary.com tip: Brush up on the difference between socialism and communism before you dive into the comments.
The expression you have when you’re in your third hour of watching baby piglet videos on Youtube.
When you learn a new word that perfectly defines you. Raise your hands, hirsute men.
That look your coworker, uncle, dad, grandpa gives you when he’s telling you about finances, car maintenance, or politics . . . prime mansplaining.
That look you have when your coworker, uncle, dad, grandpa gives you a mansplaining . . . .
Listen guys, brush up on why mansplaining ain’t OK (and some other pet peeves women have these days).
That look you have after eating two (OK maybe three) rounds of Thanksgiving dinner.
Google knocked it out of the park with Renoir’s “After the Luncheon” to describe this food coma.
The reaction you had the first time you watched the Red Wedding scene on Game of Thrones. (If you haven’t watched it, brace yourself.)
We’re slightly disappointed we didn’t get Edvard Munch’s “The Scream,” because Francesco is still in shock, it seems.
The face you make when your team makes it to the Super Bowl!
Dictionary.com tip: Learn what super bowl actually means before the big game!
The disgusted face you make when your desk-mate pulls out that crunchy snack and you . . . . Can’t. Stop. Hearing. It.
Dictionary.com tip: Want to learn some other mad habits that are hard to break? Here’s our list of the weirdest manias and phobias.
Bet this one is a pet peeve. The look you get when people still don’t know the difference between there, their, and they’re.
The look you get when your wife announces you’re going to be new parents! Ehhh, is this excitement or fear?
Dictionary.com tip: Brush up on some parenting buzzwords before that little bundle of joy pops out.
The uncontrollable expression you make when the next pant size down fits you, but you’re in a public dressing room so you have to act chill.
Want to read about some other situations that will give you a little pick-me-up on a hard day? Check these out.
The look you uncontrollably get when you’re deciding whether to use affect or effect. Honestly, we still have to check sometimes.
Nothing better than a good underbite and the “Running Man” on the dance floor. Even John Philip Sousa agrees.
Dictionary.com tip: Learn more about action verbs before you bust out your next “Running Man.”
That sigh (and expression) of relief when you finish your last final.
The look you get when that “what are you doing tonight” text pops up. At 3am.
Miss Musical Party by Candlelight knows what’s up.
Dictionary.com tip: Need help decoding other late-night mysterious text messages? We’ll help you decide if it’s friendly or flirty.
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