Mr. Terrence L. Trezvant's definitions

bedroom scene

Any sight that's out in the open that has two people (maybe more) in the act of heavy kissing, being nude and/or having sexual play or sexual intercourse. This can be also called a bedroom act.

It's called a BEDROOM SCENE cause it's business you suppost to keep in the bedroom, period.

by Mr. Terrence L. Trezvant May 18, 2008

turn a deaf ear

Refuse to hear or listen to something or somebody on purpose.

When you really try to get people to listen and they don't, they obviously want to turn a deaf ear.

by Mr. Terrence L. Trezvant April 19, 2005

He-could-go...all...the...way!

This is mainly expressed exactly like it's spelled when a football player with the football breaks open during a rush or after making a reception or interception aka pick or fumble recovery for a touchdown, especially after a long run.

EXAMPLE: This is mainly heard during the football recaps on ESPN by Chris Berman. After the football player with the ball get by the main stream of tacklers and get closer and closer to the endzone, that's when Chris is feeling it and say "He-could-go...all...the...way! And he does." But if he runs out of bounds or gets tackled, Chris will respond with "but he doesn't."

by Mr. Terrence L. Trezvant January 8, 2009

pussified

Having the characteristics of a pussy; soft, timid, cowardly or effeminate.

Why that dude act pussified everytime he's around that chick? She's only using him.

by Mr. Terrence L. Trezvant November 21, 2006

in a minute

Another way of saying farewell (like BYE), especially over the phone.

CALLER 1: I'll holla at you tomorrow.

CALLER 2: Alright.

CALLER 1: Alright, in a minute.

by Mr. Terrence L. Trezvant October 30, 2006

stiffen your neck

become stubborn

by Mr. Terrence L. Trezvant October 13, 2003

open and shut

01: Simple, straightforward, easily solved.
02: So obvious as to present no difficulties; easily settled or determined.

With DNA evidence and three eyewitnesses, the prosecutor said this is an open and shut case.

by Mr. Terrence L. Trezvant November 30, 2004