Phrase:
Meaning that the reason for an occurrence, action, behavior is/should be apparent to involved parties. Popularized on ticket Miami sports shows by D. Lebatard, J. Taylor, etc.
Meaning that the reason for an occurrence, action, behavior is/should be apparent to involved parties. Popularized on ticket Miami sports shows by D. Lebatard, J. Taylor, etc.
by Thatguy4088 June 29, 2014
A male's performance of vigorous oral stimulation on his female mate through cunnilingus and analingus to get both holes warmed up and wet for vaginal and anal intercourse.
Dan woke his girlfriend up at 3:00 a.m. as he was sporting a water dog and needed some release. She was groggy and disinterested so he pulled her panties off and served up a hot First Course. After dining at the Y, Dan had her warm, wet and ready and she was ready for a little man meat to be served up in her loose meat sandwich.
by Eaton Holgoode May 13, 2015
When something that could possibly goes wrong - in fact - does go wrong .
Therefore making someone say (to themselves), "of course", in a sarcastic tone.
Therefore making someone say (to themselves), "of course", in a sarcastic tone.
"Badass! I just got GTA IV for PC and I have better than recommended system requirements!"
*Installs Game*
"...And its laggy as hell..." OF COURSE
©"Of Course Theory"
*Installs Game*
"...And its laggy as hell..." OF COURSE
©"Of Course Theory"
by Tickbaby January 17, 2010
by El Tuto Numero Tres August 18, 2011
The bread and dips you get fed at the start of a Greek meal to fill you up before the really good stuff is served.
We had the banquet last night. They have us so much pasta to begin with I couldn't even touch the lobster by the time it arrived. It was a real trojan course.
by The Salty Albatross February 11, 2016
Any sorry excuse a Friend may give when times are tough at school. If you are overwhelmed, you should just drop the course, if you are busy you should drop the course, if you are lazy you should drop the course. Anything that demands minimal exertion will lead to dropping a course in university
Marie: "This subject is really hard, I dont think i will have enough time to study for it"
Dimitri: "Just drop the course bro"
Dimitri: "Just drop the course bro"
by iejd November 25, 2017
A politically correct substitute for the word "lose." Has become extremely popular in the last 4 years.
The Springfield Hawks seemed to have victory in the state championship game locked up. But halfway through the game, Coach Moore decided that winning was too hard, and had the team change course.
by Timstuff January 23, 2008