Unc.

Uncle;

brother of your father or your mother;

slang. Older male mentor

Wassup Unc.? I haven't seen you since last Thanksgiving.

by Reformed Prodigy December 29, 2016

unce unce unce

the beat to party boys theme song

pary boy : unce unce unce

by johnsin April 19, 2008

Unce Uncing

Verb. The act of going out clubbing or dancing. It is derived from the word "Unce" which is most associated with the sounds at EDM, Digital, and Techno concerts.

Do you want to go unce uncing in the City this Friday?

by Raynos March 3, 2017

Unce

The written form of the sound heard in most club music. This word describes a heavy bass tone (un) then a cymbal strike (ce.) Try saying it yourself, pronouncing the un as deep as possible. It sounds a lot like a club beat!

Unce Unce Unce Unce Unce Unce Unce, that's all I ever hear when I go by that building! Most be a club.

by Frank Hughes December 12, 2003

unce unce unce

Noise made while gesturing humping and thrusting.

Sarah: DAMN look at that sexy ass guy!
Hilary: I know, holy shit!
Polly: YUM! UNCE UNCE UNCE!!

by Sandy Beaches November 3, 2007

unce

Techno beat sound.

Let's go smoke some reefer!
OK!
Unce unce unce unce!

by sean h. May 1, 2003

UNC

The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. The oldest public university in the United States. Chartered in 1789, and open in 1793. Is the flagship university of the North Carolina public univerisity system, which consists of 16 seperate campuses. Has inredible academics, which has lead to the title of a "public ivy" university. UNC is located in Chapel Hill, NC. Chapel Hill has been described as the dictionary definition of a college town. UNC also has some of the best athletics, including 5 NCAA basketball championships, and numerous championships in the other 26 varsity sport programs.

"What is it that binds us to this place as to no other? It is not the well or the bell or the stone walls or the crisp October nights. Our loyalty is not to the memories of what William Richardson Davie did 200 years ago . . . No, our love for this place is based upon the fact that it is as it was meant to be The University of the People. Two hundred years to the day since the founding of the First State University, we can read again the words on its seal--"light and liberty"-- and say the The University of North Carolina has lived by those two short noble words and say that in all of the American story there is no other place like this."
-Charles Kuralt, class of 55
UNC Bicentennial
October 12, 1993

by dook sux January 5, 2006