turn right

To behave in a manner that is perceived as strange, "uncool," or "homosexual." "Turn right" is derived from a track, where running left turns is standard.

1: Man, that official is messed up!
2: Yeah, he definitely turns right.

by Dom1nator August 30, 2005

turna

Gift to the world. Everyone who is deprived of a turna isn't able live life very emptily as they are unable to embrace the presnce and aura of mc turna

"They weren't sure if life was worth living without a turna in their life"

by Jaw-knee Pearseed February 19, 2005

turn it down a notch

means to decrease its intensity.

You are too popular, turn it down a notch please.

by ElluelElf January 17, 2016

645 U-Turn

The act of transferring in to the San Diego Area thinking it will be all beaches and umbrella drinks. When they work the beat for the first time they immediately drop their transfer paperwork out the same day.

“Hey did you hear the new guy already dropped his transfer out. He just got here.”

“Yeah, another 645 U-Turn”

by OverworkedTrooper June 30, 2021

main screen turn on

Broken english sentence said on the infamous Zero Wing game. This was supposed to be a good game; it was exceptional, however, but the English wasn't up to scratch. To get the full meaning out of this, play the Sega Genesis game or head down to Newgrounds.com, then you should have no problem wondering what the heck a lot of people are talking about.

Captain: What happen?
Mechanic: Somebody set up us the bomb.
Operator: We get signal!
Captain: What?!
Operator: Main screen turn on.

by Kaleb Daleszak October 27, 2003

Turner

a small town in central maine. the suburbs of the suburbs.

Person One: Lets go to turner.
Person Two: Nahh, Nothing There.

by articulateami June 29, 2010

turn game

A game (usually played on a bus) in which two opponents try to push each other as far into the aisle/window as possible whenever the vehicle makes a turn on the attacking opponent's side. The defending opponent has to either keep himself from falling into the aisle and being embarrassed or keep his body from being crushed severly against glass and metal.

I owned my friend in the turn game and he fell into an 11-year-old girl in the seat next to us.

by Mr. Stabby March 16, 2005