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Cornroll
(Noun). Cornroll refers to the fat rolls heavier people sometimes have on the back of their necks, which resembles corn on the cob.
"That's her type Elena. Fat belly, man titties, and a cornroll on the back of his neck. That's how she likes 'em". - Jose
Cornroll by The Penis Parker January 1, 2020
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corrow
"In shinto, they would say that this is hitting the "corrow" of what is happening."
"Well Zen Buddhism is fairly important in Japanese culture."
A third person "man what the fuck is happening..."
"Well Zen Buddhism is fairly important in Japanese culture."
A third person "man what the fuck is happening..."
corrow by blading forefather January 28, 2023
corrosion of conformity
I saw corrosion of conformity open up for Black Sabbath in 97 in Toronoto with Pantera, best show I ever saw.
corrosion of conformity by Borco October 10, 2016
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cornrow kenny by Hiiipower22 June 19, 2017
Corprolite
(n.) A mashup of two words: Corporate, and Coprolite, which is a fossilized turd.
Used to describe entrenched middle management common to many workplaces, especially those members who have been in their jobs too long to be dismissed despite adding nothing more valuable to the company than would an ancient piece of rock-hard poop.
Used to describe entrenched middle management common to many workplaces, especially those members who have been in their jobs too long to be dismissed despite adding nothing more valuable to the company than would an ancient piece of rock-hard poop.
Employee 1: Hey, how'd your new idea go over with the big CEO?
Employee 2: It never got to him. Some corprolite decided he wanted things to stay the same around here and threw away my memo.
Passing middle manager, to himself: Corprolite? Sounds like new business jargon. I'll have to make sure I use that in my next presentation to the board!
Employee 2: It never got to him. Some corprolite decided he wanted things to stay the same around here and threw away my memo.
Passing middle manager, to himself: Corprolite? Sounds like new business jargon. I'll have to make sure I use that in my next presentation to the board!
Corprolite by Cicero's Assassin December 16, 2009