A common term used in hockey in which a player passes it to another player, and the player receiving the pass shoots it in the net rather then stopping it. Used usually to lure a goalie to one end of the net, and then allowing a player with an open shot to score.
by Kody Schafer October 17, 2004
Get the one-timer mug.Refers to catholics who attend church twice a year, on Christmas and Easter. May also be used to refer to other religions, but is most commonly used in reference to catholics.
The Christmas mass is always packed. All the two-timer catholics come back and take up the good seats.
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Get the Big Timer mug.Originally dating back to the Vietnam War. When one's rotation date (leave the country) was near, one lost focus on still being a soldier, and became a liability instead of an asset. Also, the period of time at the end of the 12th grade, when one has already been accepted into a college or the military, and is just waiting for the Senior Prom and Graduation ceremonies.
by Guido1 March 11, 2010
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Person one: "She's never even cracked a smile at me. He comes along and says a few things and she's pissing her pants and going out with him on Sunday!"
Person 2: "It's too easy for him! He's a Big Timer!"
Person 2: "It's too easy for him! He's a Big Timer!"
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Get the Timerah mug.(Noun). Particular to Great Britain. The act of illegally travelling between Tiers during Covid-19 restrictions.
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