Drive by learning

1. To learn on the run.
2. To learn something by walking by a classroom.
3. To learn anything quickly.

Phrase coined by Lluc

Guy 1. Man I was walking to the bathroom and I passed a really interesting class.
Guy 2. Really? What did you learn.
Guy 1. Nothing, they closed the door to stop drive by learning.
Guy 2. Damn that sucks!

by Fez King July 7, 2010

Drive-By Conversation

When you are walking past two or more people having a conversation, and not knowing the context, often perceive it as inappropriate or funny.

(Man walks by)

Guy 1: Yeah she's really taking it hard.

Guy2: yeah it sounds like all that vibration is killing her bones.

Man 1: That's a drive-by conversation if I ever seen one.

by Caseyds620 January 25, 2011

Bunk driving

The art of drinking with the purpose of not having to be the one who drives.

Joe: So it's probably Dan's turn to drive, right?
John: No dude, he's been bunk driving again, you'll have to drive.

by stoutface January 24, 2015

Christmas driving

bad driving, illegal driving

Impatient with the lights, he pulled out his Christmas driving, and showed the other drivers what an audacious guy can do on the road.

by Ninja Clan Lord December 26, 2015

psycho drive by

when a stalker drives by a person's whereabouts and double takes that locationa as they pass by, also can be done on skateboard, on foot ,on the local bus, or even (though tweaky)on a bicycle

i saw that weirdo on that psycho drive by ,so i think he might need a neck brace from all that robotic action used during that drive by

by jeanetteej December 12, 2007

Drive stay

The opposite of a drive by

It’s called a drive by, not a drive stay.

by Dwight_K_Schrute December 15, 2020

drive-by media

1) One of many meaningless, substance-free terms created by Rush Limbaugh and parroted by his ditto heads meant to deride the press and scapegoat mistakes by conservatives.

While Rushbo himself never actually defines it (nor can any of his cult devotees), it is implied to describe shallow, sensationalist, sound-byte-heavy news coverage á la Fox News.

2) Scandalous, short attention-span, and often controversial "news" that mostly cover-up, and/or spin for political purposes.

3 ) The Rush Limbaugh Show

Ironically, while constantly blaming the U.S.'s short-comings on the "drive-by media," Rush Limbaugh is in fact the figurehead of that type of news coverage.

by AvianEddy June 4, 2009