Doesnt have to be the ugliest person in the club but it describes the woman (or man) who you ask home at 1.50am, hence "10 -2- 2 (ten minutes to 2 am), when all else has failed on the romance front.
Usually not the sort of person you would go for, but sometimes you strike lucky.
Often the remark "Get your jacket, you've pulled" is made at some point.
Usually not the sort of person you would go for, but sometimes you strike lucky.
Often the remark "Get your jacket, you've pulled" is made at some point.
"Right lads, this is getting bad. That bird I have been chatting up all night has vanished and I need a jump. I'm off to find a 10-2-2"
"Dont go near the Hypocrocogryph, you'll need a plank across your arse!"
"Dont go near the Hypocrocogryph, you'll need a plank across your arse!"
by BrettS October 12, 2005
1. (Adj) Term Coined by the US Military Servicemen decribing any person who is unattractive stateside, becomes attrative during deployment overseas, due to the law of scarcity, and returns to being grossly unattractive upon return from deployment.
similar to the 10@2 rule, but for a longer duration.
2. (n.) any person who can can be sescribed as a 2-10-2:
2 at home
10 in the desert
2 when they get back
similar to the 10@2 rule, but for a longer duration.
2. (n.) any person who can can be sescribed as a 2-10-2:
2 at home
10 in the desert
2 when they get back
(1)soldier1: dude, stacy looks so hot!
soldier 2: i don't know dude; 2-10-2.
(2)marine: man, i'm so desperate that i could hit a 2-10-2.
soldier 2: i don't know dude; 2-10-2.
(2)marine: man, i'm so desperate that i could hit a 2-10-2.
by TforTorment February 27, 2008
2-10-2 (or 2/10/2) is U.S. Navy slang for a female who is unattractive, but then becomes "attractive" when she joins the Navy. Women in the U.S. Navy (and the other branches of the U.S. military) generally get more attention than on land, because of the number of males to females.
"She was a 2 before going out to sea, a 10 out at sea, then back to a 2 when she returned."
"She's a real 2-10-2"
"She's a real 2-10-2"
by Hamaad Iqbal April 7, 2018