Motion Sick

To be sick of attorney's motions in a court hearing or trial.

My attorney makes me motion sick, it's one motion after another!

by Tim McGuinness May 28, 2008

ho-motion

When someone sleeps their way to the top instead of working for a promotion.

She is such a slut, no way she earned that promotion. It was definitly a ho-motion!

by Denniskeet December 13, 2008

Perpetual Anal Motion Postulate Therum Vol.1 Revised Addition Platinum Anal Series Copyright 1901

This natural phenomenon has been around since the dwarven days of old. When two men desired anal they would conjoin there anus's and one partner begins by defecating. Once the fecel matter has penetrated the parallel anus the sphincter reacts and takes in the feces and mothers it as if it were its own. Once the anus has acquired its new bounty it relieves its self back from whence it came. Once statrted, the petpetual anal motion can not be stopped or disturbed by any means or this very act would be defying god himself and all life would end.

The Perpetual Anal Motion Postulate Therum Vol.1 Revised Addition Platinum Anal Series Copyright 1901 can perpetuate in my cavity any day.

by Hunter October 23, 2004

Perpetual Motionlessness

Something that keeps on never moving.

My brother is so lazy, he is just full of perpetual motionlessness.

by DJ Slamm November 26, 2005

Ho-motion

When a gorgeous woman walks into a room on a movie and the play it in slow motion.

Josh- "Man I was watching a movie last night and it had so much ho-motion in it. I would have boned them chicks anyday."

Dave- "Nice, I love ho-motion scenes. Especially Baywatch when the boobies are bouncing up and down."

by Brain the Great February 19, 2010

munching in motion

the act of eating a girl out while she is driving.

or
female equivalent to roadhead

munching in motion is no easy task.

by sloppy suzanne October 30, 2009

Fluid Motion

A term to describe when an action is done rather well.
The action is usually done without thought and thus being expressed from the heart.
It is most commonly used when describing the movement of a dancer or sportsman. Hence the "fluid" expression.

Look at that small brummie dance, that is true fluid motion.

The curler releases the stone with fluid motion.

by small brummie April 22, 2011