turn to four hundred

To make a choice or complete a sub-task that finishes the job at hand, particularly in gaming quests, but also in real life.

A: Phew, I've found the exit. Now I only need to walk over to it.
B: Turn to four hundred, I suppose.

by Yamato Damashi December 6, 2012

South Dakota Four

A female that is 5 foot 4, medium build, flat like a 2x4, piss blonde hair and a face only a blind mother could love

Did you see that South Dakota Four sitting at the table behind us?

by Micro penis Paul February 5, 2019

The Western Four

a group of four variously REDACTED misfits who may or may not be gay

"The latest chapter of The Western Four tells us the backstory of Shawn: the town REDACTED"

by Plxmya_Venti June 28, 2021

six tenders in my four piece

When a girl (or whomever) discovers her man’s penis is larger than she expected.

“I hooked up with Patrick last night; got six tenders in my four piece.”

by B1G JON May 23, 2019

Putting up a four and a two

means you get unlimited bitches

He’s putting up a four and a two he gets loads of bitches

by tamalad May 31, 2022

the four second legend

the definition is the man Zack Pearson, and his drunken adventures

Zack Pearson, the four second legend, kept it up for 4 seconds on a night where he "drank like a liter of SoCo" and "locked" himself in the den with a "female".

by Elizabeth Waters December 14, 2008

four year memory

A "four year memory" is a term used to describe the nature of the relationship between students and college administrators. The term refers to a student body's short attention span (4 years, or often less) for on-going, systemic issues.

For example, due to 'four year memory,' a problem may repeat itself on the college campus every few years without any substantive, long-term input from the student body. On issues of conflict between students and administrators, students are often at a distinct disadvantage due to their transitory relationship (on an individual level) with the institution. While there are sometimes attempts to bridge this 'memory gap' by uniting students from multiple graduation classes, these united efforts tend to be less focused and structured than the college administration.

A "four year memory" may also refer to any other institutional client base that has a continual, and renewing, memory gap.

While a "four year memory" refers to the student body's (non) action, a "four year promise" may refer to an administration's actions.

"Our student rep's went to the school administration to talk about a new Latino Studies program. The president seemed receptive - but they'd have to think about it, since it's a new idea."

"Dude, they are counting on your four year memory. Students have been trying to create this program for 20 years!!!"

or

"Sexual assault is such a big problem this year!"
"WTF?! Do you have a four year memory?"

by bytebrekha April 4, 2009