look at the time 

something to say to save yourself from an awkward moment

guy 1: so do you like feet?
guy 2: umm.....yes?
guy 1: nice
guy 2: ...
guy 1: ...
guy 2: oh, look at the time!

look at the time by MyNameIsCabbage April 26, 2011

screw the timberwolves 

When you get so mad at losing in something due to small details or mistakes that you just wanna say "screw the timberwolves".

Jimmy: "you forgot the 76ers, Hornets, and..."
Bill: "Man, screw the TimberWolves.."

screw the timberwolves by SlimeMaster September 13, 2011

All the time 

When you are not in the mood to answer a question and simply reply "all the time".. may result badly!

Jack - "Can we have sex?"
Sarah - "All the time"

All the time by Nikki && Shauna - - x June 11, 2008

give her the time 

to have sex, an obviously articulate male's way of putting it. Originated in The Catcher in the Rye.

How'd your date go last night man?
Awesome, we drove up to lookout point and i gave her the time in the back seat.

give her the time by lauren February 22, 2005

Pitty on the Time 

HAVLAZ a phrase originated from the Hebrew Language that holds an anomaly. The literal translation of the phrase actually means "a waste of time", however, through its sinical use the phrase transforemd to actually mean " really worthy of investing time in it"

A: How was your date last night ?
B: Pitty on the Time, something something...

Pitty on the Time by Yoram Kedem May 13, 2005

The Time Traveler's Wife 

To engage in sexual intercourse with a young woman, her mother, and her grandmother and if possible her great grandmother. If you do them in order of youngest to oldest it is called the time traveler's wife, if you do them from oldest to youngest it is called "The curious case of Been jamin' an' Fuckin'".

"Dude I was at this wedding last night, and totally hooked up the time traveler's wife, banged them all then took off in a delorean!"

The Time Traveler's Wife by Big Poppa Pumpypumppumppumppum July 4, 2009

The Time 

A euphemism for sexual intercourse that was popularized by the widely read novel "Catcher in the Rye" by J.D. Salinger. The main character, Holden Caulfield uses the phrase several times throughout the book.

"Hey man, I told her "the time" last night... if you know what i mean."

The Time by CO_baller August 6, 2009