A dance done to snap music which consists of Cherish Do It To It, Lean Wit It, Rock Wit It, Cadillac Don's Inside Peanut Butter Outside Jelly. It is often done by bending your knees and turning your ankles inward quickly and turning around in circles. Girls often stick out their booty while doin' in.
Cherish's coreographer gave examples of different dances to do to snap music, it included the Poole Palace.
by BreezyBaby06 May 1, 2006
Palace of Wisdom is a Boston area heavy metal band that formed in the early 90s. They derived their name from the William Blake quote "the road of excess leads to the palace of wisdom."
Lloyd's favorite Palace of wisdom song is Kill Machine.
I saw Palace of Wisdom at the Rathskeller with Gertrude in 1997.
I saw Palace of Wisdom at the Rathskeller with Gertrude in 1997.
by Rabelshaw March 13, 2010
The place in your mind where you can truly think and make any decision. It takes an average amount of concentration to get to.
me:"I was in my mind palace earlier today and i finally found out how that magician made it seem like he pulled off his thumb."
friend:"Your an idiot."
friend:"Your an idiot."
by EMAZING628 September 9, 2016
when you jackrabbit missionary style for under a minute then nut inside and proceed to roll over and fall asleep
by urmothersbuttholedestroyer October 25, 2017
A subset of a Menagerie. In Historical Times, where French aristocrats would gather uniquely striped and never seen before coat color and striping of Tigers.
Also simply known as "super fucking expensive gathering of tigers".
Also simply known as "super fucking expensive gathering of tigers".
Tiger Palace claws, RAWWRRRRRR!
by DarkBerry,SweetJoose December 21, 2022
Usually in Los Angeles and Beverly Hills, but not exclusively so: refers to a large, gaudy, expensive custom-built house that ignores any considerations of taste, architectural proportions, or the surrounding environment. Far worse than a McMansion. The term "Persian Palace" was coined in the last decades of the 20th century after well-heeled Iranians (who then began calling themselves Persians again) began emigrating to Southern California and buying up real estate. Typically, the owners (who today do not absolutely have to be Persian, by any means) will tear down a perfectly decent, existing house, paying no heed to its historical or architectural value, in order to replace it with the Persian Palace. This ugly new monstronsity will be far too large for the lot, gobbling up nearly all of the lawn and adjacent spaces. The Palace will also boast phony "classical" features, such as pseudo-Corinthian pillars thoughtlessly tacked on, with the whole mess painted in extremely garish colors, and a fleet of expensive, flashy, late-model foreign cars (with spinners and tinted windows) jamming the driveways.
"Did you see Jeremy's new house on the West Side? He tore down the little 1930s Spanish bungalow and put up a Persian Palace. Damn thing is completely pink. There's, like, no front yard at all, either."
by GermanBoychik January 31, 2018
A magical place holding an omnipotent being, this place is beautiful but it holds back a terrifying monster. Ishkan
by Paul "Gypsy" Miller November 10, 2021