by magic marly July 07, 2011
Get the curious georgemug. adj. Used to describe someone who is homosexual and has the desire to experiment with the opposite sex. The state of mind could be a graduial decline or a heriditary trait. Most people find their true inner sexual desire during their years at college, where they might decide to dabble with members of the other sex.
After beginning to dabble with manhunt.net Andy soon realized that his orientation needed to be changed to hetero-curious.
by abcg March 13, 2005
Get the hetero-curiousmug. As seen on South Park, it is a word used to describe a person who is thinking about buying a Harley Davidson. (also see fag)
by CA-MACHO October 12, 2011
Get the Biker curiousmug. As Bi-curious is for straight people also somewhat interested in the same gender,
Straight-curious is being gay and having a slight interest in the opposite sex.
Straight-curious is being gay and having a slight interest in the opposite sex.
by Tha Bo$$, The Legend February 21, 2015
Get the straight-curiousmug. by jusskidding November 22, 2009
Get the Bi-curiousmug. Nick-Dude are you going to buy a bike?
Justin-Idk man, is it really worth it?
Nick-Dude are you Braap-curious, I thought we were over this.....
Justin-I just don't know how I feel about it....
Nick-I don't know you anymore
Justin-Idk man, is it really worth it?
Nick-Dude are you Braap-curious, I thought we were over this.....
Justin-I just don't know how I feel about it....
Nick-I don't know you anymore
by A simple man w/simple pleasure March 28, 2015
Get the braap-curiousmug. A punning, portmanteau term for those members of the middle-classes who, having reached middle-age and moderate prosperity, have decided to embrace the notion of the "gentleman scholar" and broaden their academic horizons.
In this particular scenario, the victims believe that a subscription to New Scientist, the occasional viewing of Horizon and being able to tell exactly why Dr. Hawking is in his wheelchair gives them a peerless grasp of the scientific world.
In this particular scenario, the victims believe that a subscription to New Scientist, the occasional viewing of Horizon and being able to tell exactly why Dr. Hawking is in his wheelchair gives them a peerless grasp of the scientific world.
Dr. A: How's work?
Dr. B: Meh.
Mr. C: Hey guys, did you check out the reports from the L.H.C.? I bet Jogesh Pati is worried about his unification theory right about now!
Dr.A: He knows we're biologists, right?
Dr.B: No clue, he's Sci-Curious. He thinks we all work in the same lab.
Dr. B: Meh.
Mr. C: Hey guys, did you check out the reports from the L.H.C.? I bet Jogesh Pati is worried about his unification theory right about now!
Dr.A: He knows we're biologists, right?
Dr.B: No clue, he's Sci-Curious. He thinks we all work in the same lab.
by Jamie H. Lewis June 05, 2009
Get the Sci-Curiousmug.