a game that can be played with any standard dvd player and a tv. the game can onyl be played once the dvd player has went on standby.a company logo should be on screen and will move around hitting the edges and corners of the screen. a point is scored when the logo hits perfectly in the corner of the screen.CAUTION this game can be played for a good hour without scoring. the reining world champoins of the perfect corner champoinships are the laidler brothers scoring a massive 48 perfect corners in one sesion.

a term of respect that is commonly used between two or more corner hustling pimps to signify their sexual accomplishments that night (popularized by African-American recording artist "Dub-K 25" and Caucasian producer "Cali Steve."

A team player is a guy who realizes that he can use other members of his team to his advantage.

v. 1. Originating during the arcade fighter craze in America in the early 90's, a phrase; which is most commonly used and attributed to the Capcom game Street Fighter II, that describes a player using the maximum right or left of the screen's playing area to trap their opponent with little means of escape, to which they are capable of holding an unfair advantage through repetitive offensive attacks, character balance exploits, and/or "turtling" to achieve a "cheap" or "cheesy" easy win during a round, commonly ending with the opponent failing to maneuver away from the attack, or the opponent being unable to sustain any more block damage from Super or Special moves.

note: In Street Fighter Alpha 2, a victory icon was introduced in the form of a small cheese wedge, which was designed sardonically in honor of the predominance of "cheese" in the fighting game genre, which is awarded to the winner of a round who defeats their opponent using a Super or Special move while they are blocking.

Inflected Forms: corner cheesed, corner cheesing, corner cheeser

A bum, refuse to work, a beggar.

A gamestyle commonly adopted in FPS games when, knowing where the enemy is coming from, you might wait at a doorway, corner or opening.
The technique is often wrongly called camping by newbs(and also n00bs) aggrovated by your superior techniques.
To be correctly called a tactical waiter, a player must move to complete an objective rather than staying put
Player A: I suck at COD4 i get shot every time i turn a corner
Player B: You need to do more tactical waiting

in the corner is when you suck at every sport you play or you are the worst sports player in your group of friends