1. (n.) A period during which sexual intercourse is freely available; sometimes used with a male personal pronoun i.e. 'winter of my/his dick's content'.
Derives from the so-called 'winter of discontent' in 1978/9 when then Prime Minister of England, James Callaghan, was perceived as having let trade union negotiations break down.
Derives from the so-called 'winter of discontent' in 1978/9 when then Prime Minister of England, James Callaghan, was perceived as having let trade union negotiations break down.
'I've just met this new girl. Total nymph: wants to do it in the Folk Music section at HMV. Now is definitely the winter of my dick's content'.
'God, I just got back from hers. Is there any ice in the freezer? It may be the winter of my dick's content but I'm as sore as a sailor in a nunnery'.
'God, I just got back from hers. Is there any ice in the freezer? It may be the winter of my dick's content but I'm as sore as a sailor in a nunnery'.
by J-Dubya December 01, 2003
1. (n.) A pleasing ambience.
2. (adj.) Relaxed, intimate and/or prefacing intercourse or sexual activity.
Related terms anti-vibe, vybe.
2. (adj.) Relaxed, intimate and/or prefacing intercourse or sexual activity.
Related terms anti-vibe, vybe.
'Man this place has such a vibe'.
'I had a real vibe with her by the bar, now she's gonna eat my banana'.
'I had a real vibe with her by the bar, now she's gonna eat my banana'.
by J-Dubya November 30, 2003
Much like "off da hook" this term applies to an event or place that is particularly good and/or fun.
by J-Dubya October 31, 2003
'That girl has no chat. Major anti-vibe.'
'It was totally empty, nobody but the DJ. Total anti-vibe.'
'It was totally empty, nobody but the DJ. Total anti-vibe.'
by J-Dubya November 30, 2003
Talking with others just to pass the time. The topic of conversation may vary, but in general there is no point to be made.
by J-Dubya October 31, 2003
1. (adj.) (abbr.) Totally tricolore; immature.
Arises from the use of the French language textbook 'Encore Tricolore' in England. The same publication also gave birth to the practice of drawing phalluses and/or baguettes over the forehead, mouth, anus or mullet of any person photographed in any foreign language textbook.
Arises from the use of the French language textbook 'Encore Tricolore' in England. The same publication also gave birth to the practice of drawing phalluses and/or baguettes over the forehead, mouth, anus or mullet of any person photographed in any foreign language textbook.
'Yeah, he actually laughed at the word "booby". Totally tric.'
'Just saw the girls playing netball in the gym. They're all at least eighteen, but the way they mince about in those skirts they all look completely tric.'
'Just saw the girls playing netball in the gym. They're all at least eighteen, but the way they mince about in those skirts they all look completely tric.'
by J-Dubya November 30, 2003