Plyable to the finger but firm to the tap

Two terms that Binging With Babish just made up

James: Hey, make sure those nachos are plyable to the finger but firm to the tap!
Emily: What the hell does that mean?

by fakescientist8000 September 20, 2021

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dirty carpets in a big law firm

(NOUN) An idiom that's a 21st Century update of the old canard "canaries in a coal mine"; describes the warning signs given when seeing filthy carpeting and other shabby maintenance issues in a law firm, doctor's office, or other such business. Dirty carpets are a warning that the firm might be in financial trouble and could go out of business soon, since they are severely skimping on the basics that a successful firm would never neglect.

Jessica interviewed for a new job at a place whose office set off "dirty carpets in a big law firm" warning bells for her. Sure enough, two months later, that place was out of business.

by ChiTownBard February 25, 2013

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firm sack

When one enters ones extremely hot bath, his/hers scrotum sack becomes very firm and begins to look like a small dry brain

"oh ouch this bath seems to be slightly to hot, it is beginning to give me a firm sack, better add some cold water before it looks anymore like a brain"

by legacy Lloyd June 9, 2016

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