One-legged race

The one-legged race is a highly active sexual position which involves the man lifting the woman off the floor and holding her against the wall with one leg raised holding one of her legs up and the other planted on the floor to provide the thrust. Can be painful if you overbalance at all.

i totally gave her a one-legged race last night, but f*cked my arm up when i fell over.

by Rabamana September 15, 2010

Racecar

1. Slang term for a cigar used by the ukranians in my school.
Can be used in the past tense as well if used in the form; "raced some cars"
Also can be used in the form; "race some cars"

"Yo man, wanna go smoke some racecars?"
"We smoked some racecars."
"Let's race some cars."

by JustinDefinitions July 13, 2007

Racey

also known as racist but less likely to offend someone with a stick up their ass. Used when someone says something mildly racist but without the intentions to make someone cry, just laugh.

My cunt English teacher was super Racey yesterday and strategically directed her melt down towards the brown kids in class. She was later fired.

by People really say this June 15, 2018

arms race

The race between 2 or more people to see who can come up with a joke after a tragic event.

"Oh look, a plane crash. The arms race is on!"

by Rhys_boy84 September 4, 2006

submarine races

Slang: During coitus, referring to the act of watching the penis enter or move in and out of the vagina.

They drove out to conception point to watch the submarine races.

by melikefun June 4, 2009

Racequeer

Racequeer, similar to genderquer but for race, is used to describe a person who feels that their racial identity does not fit into the socially constructed notion of race.

John doesn't feel that they fit the mold of any one particular race; therefore, John identifies as racequeer.

by Okaythen August 17, 2016

Race

A social construct that artificially divides people into distinct grous based on characteristics such as physical appearance (particularly color), ancestral heritage, cultural affiliation, cultural history, ethnic classifications, and the social, economic and political needs of a society at a given period of time. Race categories subsume ethnic groups. (The US Census Beaureau chooses to recognize six races: White, Black, Latino/Hispanic, Asian, Native and the newly category, other. When it becomes convenient for the United States government to make a category for a new race, a new race is added. Note: the first categorization or race was White and Colored. As it became more convenient for those in power to make more categories, more were made).

My race is Asian, my ethnicity is Korean and my nationality is American (I am a US citizen). Mr. Z's race is White, his ethnicity is Irish, Scottish and Swedish, his nationality is American. Mrs. X's race is Hispanic/Latina, her ethnicity is Colombian, and her nationality is American. (She is a US citizen too).

by Mr. Andrew May 25, 2006