six six

Slang for mounted cops meaning six legs. Four horse legs and two human legs.

Bob saw the cops going through the park so he yelled, " six six !" so everyone could hide their illegal substances.

by Nomtastic March 23, 2009

Six Six and a Kick

Military term meaning Six months revocation of pay, Six months confinment, and a other than honorable discharge, Bad conduct discharge (see BCD or Big Chicken Dinner).

Cpl. Smith hit the Lt. Colonel. He may be looking at Six Six and a Kick.

by smittydb September 29, 2005

06/06/06 six six six

the ability to be mischievous by being a silent ruse and doing mischievous things, like Halloween, eggs, tire slashing, breaking windows, Inkubus Sukkubus "Hell-Fire", "Church of Madness", "Struwwelpeter" , Iron Maiden "666, The Number of the Beast", "Fear of the Dark", Within Temptation "It's the FEAR", Lordi "Devil is a LOSER(RUSE)", "Blood Red Sandman", Black Sabbath "Heaven and Hell", Metallica "Merciful Fate" (Got to succeed if not it's Satan's FALL), Placebo "Infra-RED", "MEDS" (Baby...did you forget to take your meds), Godsmack "Bad Religion", Metallica "The God that Failed",

Tricking and Treating on Devil's day/night....even bigger than Halloween itself, The night the ruse world was born for the silent ruse....

Where were you on 06/06/06?????? I silent ruse was home sleeping.....:)
06/06/06 six six six

Inkubus Sukkubus

06/06/06 six six six

by blthrskt November 25, 2009

six by six

An In n' Out burger with 6 pieces of meat and 6 pieces of cheese.

I could have bought a double double or a three by three, but I instead opted for the six by six because I'm hungry and hardcore

by ayeleleyee June 15, 2004

six by six

A hamburger from In-N-Out with 6 patties and 6 slices of cheese. Very tasty, very big.

"I want a 6 x 6, animal style, with grilled onions"

"Would you like fries with that?"

by el jefe June 11, 2004

six by six

1. My cubicle
2. A coffin, six ft long six feet under
3. A coffin with a computer

I hate my life.

by huhman June 14, 2004

six by six

A huge burger from In-n-Out (a western US chain) comprised of 6 patties of meat and 6 slices of cheese. See "double double" and "four by four".

"Welcome to In-n-Out, may I take your order?"
"I'll have a six by six and a vanilla shake."
"That'll be $7.50, fattie"

by duncan June 8, 2004