sweating like a whore in church

sweating very badly, like a whore might sweat if she were in church.

This Florida summer weather is killing me. I can't step outside with sweating like a whore in church.

sweating like a whore in church by TheConcierge April 14, 2005

sweatpants money 

A small amount of currency that pays for things such as cigarettes,beer,candy bars,5 pieces of crack...generally just a small expense fund.

Bitch get me my sweatpants money so i can get a pack of newports!

sweatpants money by zach413 July 1, 2008

shit in the back seat 

a phrase referring to a female's big and phat ass, also known as Junk in the Trunk.

damn girl, you've got a bunch o' shit in yo back seat

have you seen my new baby mamma? she got some shit in the back seat!

shit in the back seat by The real D Sinjin III July 16, 2010

West Seattle highschool 

A school in West Seattle where more than 75% of people have STD’s. You should go to this school if you want to get chlamydia from white girls who do cocain and Xanax on the daily.

Damn bro I just fucked a female from West Seattle highschool and my dick is itching

West Seattle highschool by Seattle tea September 9, 2018

Sweaty Ryan 

When somebody who has just physically exerted themselves to the point of sweating takes some sweat and wipes it on your inappropriately

I was in the locker room after practice and these two guys came up and gave me a sweaty ryan

Sweaty Ryan by hooper17 October 4, 2010

Operation Sweaty Hippo 

When a group of adolescents grab a cake of fireworks and aim it at the designated enemie's house. The agents involved all stick together and have a strict formation and escape route. The mission must

Operation Sweaty Hippo left a fire at the neighboor's house, good thing Agent Gilligan got us a quick escape route, otherwise we'd be history.

Operation Sweaty Hippo by Agent Gilligan July 3, 2006

Seattle Standoff

The common situation in Seattle of competitive politeness. Seattleites, facing each other in a situation that requires courtesy, will want to let the other person go first. The result is that no one moves.

Many of Seattle’s neighborhood streets are so narrow that if cars are parked on both sides the remaining street is only wide enough for one car to drive through at a time. If two cars are facing each other down one of these streets one person will have to wait while the other drives through. It’s considered common courtesy to waive thanks if someone lets you drive through first. Often no one moves as they wait for the other person to go first. It’s the Seattle Standoff!

Seattle Standoff by Cryptolexographer April 1, 2010