Courtesy

1. (in 420 context) When 1 person packs a fresh bowl of high grade grass and doesn't burn off all the green for the next person when he lights it.

I just packed a bowl of skeezer but I left you some courtesy.

by Chengshan September 30, 2012

the curse

an easier way for red sox fans to admit their team sucks, without saying they suck. dated back to the trade of babe ruth, it is a liberal maneuver, in where it is much easier to blame your own problems on something that doesn’t exist, instead of taking responsibility for your actions I.E. management, pitching, fielding errors etc.

the yankees just crushed us 19-8...man i hate the curse. why does this always happen to us.

by cole October 27, 2004

Courtesy Suckle

A kindly gesture by a woman blessed with an ample, shapely busom who allows someone obsessed by her breasts to suckle her nipples as an erotic courtesy.

(Term coined by Mark Hänser of Boston, MA.)

Synonym: courtesy suck

Claudius was so obsessed by Aurelianne's massive, pillow-y breasts that she, flattered by his attention to them, allowed him a courtesy suckle.

by Victor Felix September 19, 2005

lefty curse

left handed guys who beat off with their right hand

"I've got that lefty curse where everything I do is flipped and awkwardly reversed."

by Sneaux91 July 20, 2008

coursing off

male masturbation, the act of pleasuring one self.

Oh my God! I just walked in on my brother coursing off! Ew!!

by semobic February 16, 2008

Curse of AIM

The Curse of AIM, referring to AOL Instant Messenger, is when an individual makes a typo during a conversation while trying to sound witty, intelligent, or superior. This often negates his point and causes others to ignore the statement entirely.

Person A: Then again, all political parties do is further divide Americats.

Person B: haha, americats?

Person A: shut up -- stupid curse of AIM...

Person B: meow.

by MTaztic March 21, 2008

Courtesy Space

(noun) Space created by people who wish to stay out of other's personal bubbles, or who don't feel talkative. Found in seated areas, such as a waiting room, or auditorium, and usually one chair/stool/etc. in length

Man sits down by a woman on a bench, leaving a small, but visible space between them
Woman: Hey now, I'm not infectious
Man: This is a Courtesy Space, I didn't want to impose upon your personal bubble

by Samson Ugandah March 4, 2010