A small, large, or huge cluster of customers who seemingly know each other and will converse for what seems like hours in an aisle of some retail establishment. A cluster of people blocking access too and from either end of an aisle.
Hey Jerry, those people have been in aisle three for like 30 min. That's totally an aisle herd
Jesus Christ another aisle herd, I just want to yell at that gaggle of customers and tell them too fucking disperse.
Man that aisle herd has been standing there for what seems like hours. I can't work around them when they do that and they are so rude.
Jesus Christ another aisle herd, I just want to yell at that gaggle of customers and tell them too fucking disperse.
Man that aisle herd has been standing there for what seems like hours. I can't work around them when they do that and they are so rude.
by Maple Pie February 26, 2017
Lexi: I need to go to the egg aisle.
Camden: The fuck is an egg aisle? You mean the Dairy Aisle?
Lexi: No, the egg aisle. Where they keep the eggs.
Camden: The fuck is an egg aisle? You mean the Dairy Aisle?
Lexi: No, the egg aisle. Where they keep the eggs.
by v1rtuez January 2, 2018
A person so fat, typically found at a store like Walmart, whose butt and thighs are so wide, that the shelves are swept clean by the side to side motion of their walk down said aisle.
by MeanSmart gu May 23, 2021
I'm in such a hurry and I only have 3 things to buy. I'm just going to have to use the unemployment aisle!
by cher_cherbear January 5, 2017
Refers to the preliminary "look-see" stroll dat you make along a store's shelves prior to requesting assistance in locating a certain item of merchandise; this ensures dat you will not feel foolish --- and/or needlessly interrupt a probably-already-overly-busy store-employee --- by asking for help in finding something dat was actually right out in plain view all along, and so you could likely have spied it yourself if you'd simply been looking more carefully/closely.
I always make sure to do a through store-aisle preamble before calling an associate to help me find something I want to buy; it always a relief to see the employee pause and scratch his/her own head while seeking out my desired item (or have said staffperson regretfully tell me that either the store doesn't carry what I'd wanted or it's out of stock), since this means that I don't have to feel foolish or guilty for having "interrupted someone for nothing".
by QuacksO May 15, 2019
When people spend time procrastinating instead of doing their work. As their deadline approaches, they steal and cheat (milk) others people’s ideas or work like they are shopping in the milk aisle. For example, googling answers to homework assignments.
by Why’d April 29, 2021
"The End Of The Aisle's ending was awesome"
by @Pau_Lightwood May 18, 2017