| 1. | courteous fart | ||
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A courteous fart is one that is loudly audible but leaves absolutely no smell. Jon let loose this massive courteous fart. Weird thing is, there was no smell!
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| 2. | Courteous Mass | ||
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A group of people who ride bicycles together while obeying traffic laws, and showing common polite behavior for roadway travel. Similar to "critical mass", only with a positive attitude, pleasant phrases, and very little spitting. Examples include the Bike Party in San Jose, CA, and the Maroon Bike Project Courteous Mass in College Station, TX, and many other polite group bicycle rides in other cities. Bicyclist: "Hello there! We'll be coming down the road on your right side. Thank you for noticing us. Happy Friday! It's Courteous Mass!"
Motorist: "Hello! Happy Friday to you too! What a nice group of people riding bicycles together. Such a lovely activity! I'll gladly share the public road with them anytime!" |
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| 3. | code of chivalry | ||
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a code used by knights to be brave in battle, fight fairly, keep promises, defend the Church, and treat women of noble birth in a courteous manner be courteous!!! use the code of chivalry
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| 4. | courtesy | ||
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1. courteous behaviour
2. a polite speech or action, especially one required by convention. 3. a thoughtful action or gesture. Courtney is a very courteous person.
Don't forget to do that courtesy thing i told you about before we came over. Courtsey defines Courtney (H), yea thats right. |
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| 5. | in n out | ||
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really good burgers. made fresh everyday and nothing ever frozen. associates are harder working and friendlier than most fast food places. when eating at in n out, you can expect to be served in a timely, courteous manner. If you want a burger, forget about McDonald's, go to In N Out.
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| 6. | assmoist | ||
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An "assmoist" is the driver that drives up the lane that is about to be closed by one of those large blinking traffic arrows and cuts in front of the courteous drivers that have been waiting forever. (driver notices a car in his blind spot) "I've been waiting twenty minutes here... no WAY I'm letting this assmoist in..."
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| 7. | Deschi | ||
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This is a mildly humorous indicator for a German of Polish extraction, although the expression has also been heard in North America, indicating those of a more general Eastern European descent. Depending on the tone of speech, the word can be used neutrally, somewhat flattering or even somewhat condescending. At that fancy restaurant, the server was a typical Deschi. He had that suave walk to him, a slightly reserved posture and a somewhat terse speech - but always courteous and friendly without acting overly subservient.
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