Garden path 

Refer’s to a man’s ‘happy trail’ or lower belly hair. Especially on a teenage boy whose garden path is just beginning to grow.

*teenage boy takes his shirt off*

‘Look at that garden path you’re growing on your belly’

Garden path by MCLCLCNCJCOC123 October 20, 2018

Cycle Path

When someone says that they are insane and deadly but they really aren't.

"this kid is saying he has bloodlust. he's such a cycle path."

Cycle Path by ya boi Space Cowboy May 17, 2021

Cock-o-path 

Is a man or woman who goes crazy for the penis

That chick craves the penis so much she's a cock-o-path

Cock-o-path by M Jizzle Berlin December 16, 2009

Melting a Path 

Making a path, through snow and ice, using lots and lots of hot water.

Person 01: "Yo, Hwut R you doing?! I need help, here!!
Person 02: "No can do!!! I'm busy, "Melting a Path", from the house to the driveway!!!
Person 01: "FINE, I'LL Get YOUR BRO, to help me!!!(grumpy muttering)

Melting a Path by Okajima Rokio March 2, 2022

Double Path Logic 

It is only possible for one logical path to exist in a maze, forcing the second path to be rendered unusable.

There are 2 paths but one is wrong because of Double Path Logic!

Double Path Logic by bytegig January 20, 2020

Double Path Logic 

It is only possible for one logical path in a maze to exist. This renders a second possible path conceived impossible.

There are two paths for this maze but one must be wrong because of Double Path Logic.

Double Path Logic by bytegig January 20, 2020

Sold up the garden path 

To be humiliated by your opponent in an activity of competitive nature, or to be conned or outsmarted by something/someone.

If one was to beat another at a sport such as pool, and said person beat the other by "8-balling" him, then he could've been said to have been "sold up the garden path" by the victor.

If one was to have bought something for £400 that could normally have been purchased for a fraction of the price, he could also have been said to have been "sold up the garden path".

Sold up the garden path by duncan bell October 6, 2004