pop a colla 

to flick your collar in a fashionable way

Save a cherry, pop a collar.

pop a colla by D.O May 5, 2008

suedo stratified exphilliated colla-nepatheorium 

A big slimy booger!

The patient's congestion was a result of suedo stratified exphilliated colla-nepatheorium

suedo stratified exphilliated colla-nepatheorium by SuperSoulBrotherSpaceman December 5, 2003

pop a colla 

When you pull off a successful maneuver. It doesn't matter what the maneuver is relevant to as long as you succeed.

Dunk on someone on the court: "Yo, you just got pop a colla!"

Go home with a lady at the end of the night, the next day you may say something like this: "Yeah son, I went home with that bitty and I pop a colla! ya heard!

Find a dollar bill on the side walk you might say: "Oh snap, pop a colla!"

pop a colla by MC Profane February 4, 2010

rang around the colla 

the sweaty yellow residue found on or around the collar area of someones shirt,usually emmitted from someone who sweats profuselly

your momma popped her collar at me and i had to slow down before i decided to jet an be swaze

rang around the colla by odiouscapone December 6, 2003

Collateral Beauty 

The beauty to be found in the midst of devastation or despair. The result of a methodical and intentional approach to difficult and typically life-altering situations that yields beautiful, positive and meaningful outcomes for an intended target (the person who is experiencing misfortune).

In Palliative Medicine, we’re really adept at helping people find the collateral beauty in otherwise sorrowful situations.

Collateral Beauty by NurseNikFrank1908 May 22, 2023

Callamized

To be in the state of shock or bewilderment after walking out of an infamous Dr. Christopher Callam exam; to be academically violated.

Synonyms: Apocalypse, discombobulating, disorientation, complete bafflement, to be completely defeated.

I so Callamized by that exam, that someone had to direct me out of the building.

Callamized by babycakes21 February 10, 2010

cellar-dweller 

An inhabitant or permanent resident of a room or group of rooms below the ground level and usually under a building often a relative or child turned adult that refuses to leave the parents home.

After seeing the empty pantry, refrigerator and the recent electric bill Dad turned to Mom and said, " This is outrageous, tell cellar-dweller he needs to get a job and pay room and board we cannot afford him anymore."

cellar-dweller by jpg3 August 5, 2010