four color flood

1) a pile of comic books scattered on the floor
2) a large collection of comic books held in a closet

"When I went into his bedroom, I nearly slipped on the four color flood."

by A.H.Lutz January 15, 2007

Golden Colton

When someone pees in your mouth, and then you spray it back all over them.

During sex, someone attempts a Golden Shower, gets it all in your mouth. Then you spray it back onto him. A bellowing laugh ensues. Your lover storms out covered in his own urine as you realized you pulled off the Golden Colton.

by her0cool April 22, 2011

Comfort Colors

What the cool Southerners wear as tee shirts and sweaters.

If you ain't got no Comfort Colors in your wardrobe, then you are most certainly a Yankee.

by xowe March 31, 2019

Cold colors

The colors that may represent cold things like the color of the ocean or the color of grass. Cold colors: blue,green, turquoise.

This painting has more cold colors than warm colors

by Potato (E.P) June 5, 2020

True Colors

A word used to describe a situation in which 3 people are attempting to get home while someone is keeping them from doing so. In this process, one actually gets away, one gets lost, and the other gets fucking stabbed in the back with a glowing sword

Man, Amphibia season 2 finale was such a True Colors

by Funnyclock301956 May 18, 2021

What color is the sky

Black

What color is the sky- The sky is black

by Darrion Walter November 7, 2021

show your color

One definition of to "show your color" or the act of "showing your color" means to act inappropriately, (to be loud, vulgar, impetuous, out of control, undignified). It is used both humorously and seriously; when used seriously it is sometimes used to chastise or warn people that they may be letting their guard down too much or acting too comfortably. The phrase can have racial connotations, as it is used often by "people of color" to state that a person of their race is acting inappropriately, especially in front of whites or people outside of their own particular race or, thus playing into stereotypes. The phrase is used with similar connotations among one's own race at a time when "lax" or stereotypical behavior is inappropriate. At some point historically it was used by whites to mean "people of color" were acting in ways they stereotyped as indicative of their true nature of other ethnic groups, and thus was a racially derogatory phrase. Because of that the phrase can possibly be misunderstood in certain contexts.

Originally the phrase had no racial connotations; it was a variation on "showing one's color(s)" or "showing one's true color(s)", which could mean betraying ones unvarnished feelings or loyalties or affinities, or just acting impetuously, or spiritedly. Language guides indicate that the phrase is still very often used in this way as well.

"Amina, you keeping yelling to your friends and cackling; this an elegant establishment not a basement party, and you're showing your color! This is not the place to show your color, you know that."

by Language Maven January 28, 2020