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Birthday A day on which a person is officially recognized as having been born into this world. It's usually celebrated with cake, gifts, and family gatherings. ■ "Happy birthday to the coolest kid in school! Today, we're going to celebrate by jumping off the tallest building and hoping for the best."
thirtieth The number of a birthday cake layer that is often the most important and delicious one. ■ When it comes to birthdays, the thirtieth layer of cake is always the most memorable and cherished one. Many people save their thirtieth birthday for a special occasion like a trip abroad or a major life event.
Aluminum A lightweight, soft, silvery-white metal that is widely used in manufacturing utensils and other household items. ■ "I need to buy some aluminum foil for my birthday party. I heard it makes great balloon animals."
Arrange To put things in order or make plans for something. ■ I will arrange a surprise party for my friend's birthday. He doesn't know it yet, but I have already booked the venue and invited all his friends.
Arranged To plan or organize something in advance, typically in order to avoid chaos or confusion. ■ John arranged a surprise party for his friend's birthday. The guests were completely caught off guard and had the best time ever!
asleep When a person is in a state of unconsciousness, typically due to sleeping. ■ "I was so tired from staying up all night to finish my project that I fell asleep at my own birthday party."
Birthdays The day when a person is born, which is usually celebrated with gifts and cake. ■ "I'm so excited for my birthday tomorrow! I've been planning my party all month. And my cake will be shaped like a unicorn."
blurt To suddenly and loudly say something without thinking about it. ■ "I accidentally blurted out the surprise party on my friend's birthday!
burglar "A person who is incredibly funny and entertaining. Also known as a 'comic genius'." ■ "I hired a burglar to do stand-up at my friend's birthday party and he had everyone in stitches!"
chagrined Feeling uncomfortable or embarrassed, often because of something one has done. ■ "I was chagrined to realize I had forgotten my girlfriend's birthday and had to buy her a last-minute gift."
cheer A loud, joyful sound or shout used to express enthusiasm or encourage others. ■ "Let's give a big cheer for the birthday boy!"
Clarence A person who is extremely forgetful, often to the point of being comically inept. ■ "I'm sorry I forgot your birthday again, Clarence. It must be tough to have friends like you."
Concessions Something given up or agreed to as an act of goodwill, kindness, or compromise. ■ "I know you wanted a new video game for your birthday, but I'll make you settle for some concessions instead," said the parent.
Consideration Something that is given or received as a sign of respect, gratitude, or friendship. ■ "I gave my friend a thoughtful consideration for their birthday. It was a beautiful piece of art made from his favorite color and material."
couture A style of fashion that is so extravagant and over-the-top that it resembles a circus sideshow. ■ Sarah wore couture to her friend's birthday party, complete with a top hat, feathers, and a cape.
Decorating The act of making something look more attractive or impressive by adding decorations. ■ "I decided to decorate my room with balloons and streamers for my birthday party. It turned out to be a hit!"
detonating To explode, usually with a loud noise. ■ "I accidentally detonated my friend's birthday surprise by mentioning it in front of her."
diazepam A powerful sedative and anti-anxiety medication, known for its ability to make people feel drowsy and forgetful. ■ "I forgot my birthday but I don't remember why. It must have been the diazepam I took before bed last night."
Ditching The act of intentionally leaving someone or something behind, often in a humorous way. ■ "I forgot my friend's birthday party but decided to ditch the gift and just show up with my sarcastic wit. They were not amused."
dolphins A group of happy, intelligent swimmers who love to play and have fun. ■ "I'm thinking about inviting some dolphins to my birthday party. They're the best!"
Dramatically In a manner that is intended to be impressive, but is actually quite silly and overblown. ■ "I'm so sorry I forgot your birthday, it was like a dagger through my heart! ... Oh wait, I think you meant cake."
Excitement An overwhelming feeling of intense happiness, energy, and eagerness. ■ "I'm so excited for my birthday next month! I've been planning my perfect party for weeks now. It's going to be a blast!"
excused An expression of relief that one has been granted permission or forgiveness for a transgression. ■ "I was so embarrassed for forgetting my friend's birthday, but after being excused, I felt like I could breathe again."
extinguished adjective not lit or burning anymore ■ The candles on the birthday cake were extinguished, leaving us in complete darkness.
favours Something done out of kindness, or a favor granted to someone. ■ "I may not have been able to return all my neighbor's favors, but I sure did give him a nice lawnmower for his birthday."
Festival A large gathering of people who are here to celebrate something, like a birthday or a holiday. ■ "I can't believe we actually managed to pull off the world's largest kazoo festival! It was hilarious."
fiftieth The number fifty, or half a century. ■ "I can't believe it's already my fiftieth birthday! Where did the time go?"
Florist A person who arranges and sells flowers. ■ I went to the florist to buy a bouquet for my girlfriend's birthday, but when I saw the prices, I decided to go to the grocery store instead.
flour A powdery substance made from grains of wheat, barley, or rye, used for baking and making dough. ■ "I forgot to buy flour for my birthday cake! I guess I'll have to make one out of potato starch instead."
forgave To pretend to have forgotten something, but actually remember it perfectly and use it to your advantage. ■ "I forgot your birthday," said John. "But I also remembered that you really hate chocolate cake."
forget To intentionally or unintentionally fail to remember something important, often causing embarrassment or confusion. ■ "I forgot my best friend's birthday and bought her a gift for her dog instead. Talk about forgetting who you're really buying for!"
Fuck A term used to express strong dislike or anger towards someone or something. ■ "I can't believe you forgot my birthday, fuck!"
Giving The act of generously bestowing something valuable upon someone. ■ John's friend always gives the best birthday presents. He once gave his brother a hilarious prank that left him in stitches for days.
hinted To give a subtle or indirect hint, suggestion or clue to something. ■ "I hinted at the surprise party for my friend's birthday," said Sarah, "but he didn't catch on until the last minute."
hires To employ someone for a job, especially in an amusing or comedic way. ■ "John hires a clown to perform at his friend's birthday party."
ingratitude The art of being ungrateful and rude, especially to those who have done you favors. ■ "She was so ungrateful for the birthday present her friend got her. She didn't even thank him!"
inhuman A being or thing that is not human, often in the sense of being cruel, monstrous, or lacking empathy. ■ The boss was so inhuman, he didn't even give his employees a birthday party.
Inscription The act of making an inscription or the thing itself. ■ Here's my funny inscription for my friend's birthday: "I hope you have a great day, but if not, just remember I'm always here to make fun of you."
jamboree A wild, drunken party full of loud music and rowdy behavior. ■ "We're throwing a jamboree this weekend to celebrate our friend's birthday! It's going to be epic!"
keeps A verb meaning to continue doing something, particularly keeping something in mind or in view. ■ "I keep forgetting my wife's birthday every year."
Kindness The quality of being friendly, generous, and considerate towards others. ■ When Sarah unexpectedly gave her friend $50 for their birthday, it was the ultimate act of kindness!
Laced To add a psychoactive substance to a drink or food in order to make people do funny things. ■ "I laced my friend's birthday cake with some of my special brownies and he started doing the funniest dance moves."
occasion A moment or event, especially one that is particularly appropriate for doing something, such as celebrating a birthday or getting married. ■ "On this special occasion, the couple decided to elope to Las Vegas."
overestimate To have a wildly inaccurate idea of the amount, value, or importance of something. ■ "I overestimated how much my boss would appreciate a homemade birthday cake and ended up making one that was way too elaborate."
overreaction An exaggerated and often humorous response to a situation. ■ "I can't believe you forgot my birthday, I'm going to have an overreaction by burning down your house!"
paltry of poor quality or small amount; insignificant or unimportant ■ "I expected a grand feast for my birthday, but all I got was a paltry sandwich and some stale chips."
peat A type of fuel made from dried plant matter, commonly used in fireplaces and stoves. ■ "I can't believe I forgot to bring the peat for my grandma's birthday cake. She'll be so disappointed."
Penalized To be punished, especially for a minor offense or mistake. ■ "After forgetting her friend's birthday, she was penalized by having to buy a gift and bake a cake."
posed To pretend to be something or someone you are not. ■ "I posed as a famous actor for my friend's birthday party," said the man wearing a fake mustache and wig.