anchor

anchor is a reminder of attraction when dating

the player may use his pen as an anchor to have her remember when she gave him her number

by Clinton Ziza Smith May 12, 2006

Anchor

Malawian word, meaning stop, just like an anchor does to a ship

Anchor a while, we will weave later on.

by Peter wedege June 8, 2005

Anchor

Verb: To cover a "floater" with an additional length of toilet paper in order to make it flush.

Noun: A length of toilet paper strategically layered on top of a "floater" so that the next flush will drag it down.

V. I had to anchor a three-flush floater to finally get it to go down.
N. Sometimes you just need a good anchor to drag down stubborn floaters.

by Scoddy71 November 23, 2014

anchor

Using a trusted lubricant, this is when a sexual partner fists his/her partner and opens his fist up(also called an explosion). As the fingers are extended he/she attempts to pull out, sometimes resulting in a pink sock.

As i was fisting myself, i opened my hand up into and anchor and pulled out my asshole.

by Biker Joe September 11, 2006

Anchor

someone who picks you up when you fall, like an anchor

him: i'll be there for you to pick you up when you fall, like an.. anchor.
her: and i'll always be here for you, your little redemption-as in rescue-..

by _his redemption_ April 13, 2006

Anchor

The act of fingering a girl so hard that your whole fist slides in and out of know where the person doing the fingering spreads their hand and pulls out fast. The hand will end up getting caught towards the end and will be stuck unless a painful procedure is done to remove the anchored hand.

You won't believe what happened to me last night. It was so embarrassing, Jack anchored me so hard we had to go to the hospital...it took four specialists to get his hand out.

by Anch0rman October 20, 2015

Anchor

Verb: To cover a "floater" with an additional length of toilet paper in order to make it flush.

Noun: A length of toilet paper strategically layered on top of a "floater" so that the next flush will drag it down.

V. I had to anchor a three-flush floater to finally get it to go down.
N. Sometimes you just need a good anchor to drag down stubborn floaters.

by Scoddy71 November 23, 2014