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Full Zen 

The opposite of "Full Send". Rather than doing something full throttle and without regard for consequences, Full Zen is doing it with the utmost care and thoughtful consideration and intense relaxed focus.
Johnny went Full Zen when he rebuilt the motor on his old VW bus. He totally got that thing running sweet!
Full Zen by InkyFord April 26, 2024
Word of the Day on September 3, 2024

Greasing the Union

A phrase, coined in the series The Sopranos, referring to performing homosexual acts with tradesmen and other various construction workers.
"Ah Christ, is Paulie really fucking hooking up with a goddamn brickie?"
"Yeap, he's greasing the union."
Word of the Day on September 2, 2024

ass out hug 

When you're on a date out with someone and you don't want to get too close so you hug with your ass out. (or far apart/away from the other person.)

"I didn't know how close i should have gotten to her, so I gave her the ass out hug."
Word of the Day on September 1, 2024

croakies 

Name for the sunglasses strap first used by contractors, fishermen, golfers, etc, then made popular on college campuses in the south by fraternity guys. Considered by some to be the hallmark of the frat boy, much as the Vera Bradley purse is to the sorority girl.
Sport fisherman: I have croakies for my ray-bans that float in case they fall off in the water.

Frat boy: Me too!

Sport fisherman: The only time you need to worry about them falling off is when youre doing a kegstand.
Word of the Day on August 31, 2024
Used to describe a person who is a mixed blood of many nationalities, also for a dog that is a mix of many breeds.
That guy has irish, italian, french, native american, and african in him, so he's a heinz 57
heinz 57 by Russell Berry August 16, 2004
Word of the Day on August 30, 2024

Breakback Mountain 

Tennis - when someone is multiple sets/breaks down, leaving a mountain to climb in order to win.
Djokovic left himself a breakback mountain to climb against Medvedev in the US Open final.
Breakback Mountain by RandyRhoads84 September 14, 2021
Word of the Day on August 29, 2024
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