A fork of Rural Dictionary
The combination of a simp and a boomer, usually used to describe a teacher who gives bad grades depending on someones artistic skills and not they're research skills.
Random Guy: "Hey our English teacher is such a simmer" Random Guy's Friend: "I know right they're so annoying, I will never get a good grade in the class."
to relax, chill out and take it easy.
"Jessica, just needs to simmer." "I might just simmer at home tonight." "Just simmer down."
To cook over low-heat!
What temperature are you cooking the chicken and dumplings? I am letting it simmer! Oh, so you are cooking it slowly over low-heat!
An attitude combining simmering anger on the verge of explosion with the subsequent inevitable progression of attitude into verbal explosion- hence the rant. To be boiling beneath the surface with only the slightest skin of resistance between restraint and going postal.
After being dumped by his girlfriend for a state trooper, Todd was the picture of simmerant when he was pulled over on the way home by the very same trooper.
To soak (meat, fish, or other food) in a marinade while staying just below the boiling point.
I told Kim to put the meatballs in the sauce to simmerate.
To soak in a marinade while staying just below the boiling point when being heated.
The directions said to let the chili simmerate for 20-30 minutes.