It's not about the size of the tide, but the motion of the ocean.

An old idiom, generally used to excuse the creator's miniscule member. Another variation of this phrase has been used in Bloodhound Gang's song, "Discovery Channel."

"It may be tiny, however, it's not about the size of the tide, but the motion of the ocean."

by Geezer1987 February 24, 2026

Tell em' to bring out the whole ocean.

DJ Khaled's wants the entire ocean to be brought out to be eaten.

DJ Khaled: " tell em' to bring out the whole ocean. "

DJ Khaled's cook: " We can't literally bring out the entire ocean for you. "
DJ Khaled: " God did. "

by Kepap May 19, 2023

Embrace of the Endless Ocean

The epic ending song of the album "Twilight of the Thunder God" by Amon Amarth. It's about a man who's been away from his homeland and how he dies on his journey back. It is a compilation of brutality, sorrow and pure metal, showing how melodic a metal song can exactly get.

You'll be crying hard, following the verse "Father, I'll die alone." alongside goosebumps.

By the second half of the song, you'll feel goosebumps (especially at the part where it says "Father, I'll die alone.").

Embrace of the Endless Ocean had me shedding tears.

by anonymous March 1, 2015

The Frank Ocean effect

Almost every time the singer Frank Ocean has made a cover of someone elses song, most people will prefer his version of the song rather than the original version.

Person 1: Hey, have you heard of this great song? It's called "Strawberry Swing" by Frank Ocean.

Person 2: Dude, do you not know that song is a cover? Coldplay made the original song. You should listen to it.

Person 1: *listens to original* Yeeeeeah no Frank's version is a billion times better.

Person 2: bruh

Person 1: Yeah the Frank Ocean effect has had a heavy toll on my view of music

by glxy April 3, 2023

The name Ocean

Ocean is hwot! But isn’t sexy.

“The name Ocean is a hot name.”

by Walter White. January 21, 2023

Star Ocean: Till the End of Time

One of the hottest games on the PlayStation 2 game system and the third in the series. Star Ocean: Till the End of Time was created by Tri-Ace and Square-Enix. originally supposed to be released back in 2003, there was a bug found in the system. The title was remade into a Director's Cut in 2004.

The story takes place a few hundred years after the Star Ocean: The Second Story and focuses on a blue haired boy named Fayt Leingod. It started as a simple vacation on a planet turned into a nightmare as an alien race attacks the world. During this event, the young boy gets separated from his parents. Later, he gets separated from one of his best friends and ends up on different worlds. Throughout his adventure, Fayt teams up with many characters to discover a secret far larger than the mere alien strike.

It's a must buy.

Star Ocean: Till the End of Time is better than that Final Fantasy and focuses on the bigger picture of things. It also has characters that the players can get attached to (i.e., Albel Nox.)

by panzerraptor October 29, 2005

The Valley, Oceanside

"The Valley" is an area in northern Oceanside, CA, mostly famous for its old drive-in theater. It's located between the Camp Pendleton Mountains and the hills just south of Highway 76. The Valley divided into different sections: North Valley (aka Deep Valley), Mid Valley, and the San Luis Rey Valley.

Mission Avenue, Highway 76, and the San Luis Rey bike trail mark the center of the valley.

Dude, that's area's weird. It's really nice, and really ghetto at the same time.

Yeah, that'd be The Valley, Oceanside.

by sandiegoperson September 2, 2011