Like Peer's

When someone is fat like Peers

Damn he's Like Peer's, he needs to lose weight

by Albert is very smart and hadso November 15, 2024

peer approved

Wortplay on the scientific standard of peer review. When you're friend approve of someone or something.

I know this guy/girl is showing some serious red flags. But for now I'll cut him/her some slack, because he/she is peer approved.

by sebastian6129 September 2, 2022

Peer Fishing

1. Two people searching for a third party with which to have sexual intercourse.

2. Inconspicuous way to have a casual conversation about a completed, successful threesome.

1. I was just curious if you would like to peer fish with my friend and I this weekend?

2. So how did that peer fishing go this weekend?

by Das King G August 13, 2012

The Peers

When someone has the "King Duce Offsuit" or "King Two of non-similar suit" in poker and continues with a big overbet preflop

"Fuck man, does he have The Peers again"

by Albert is very smart and hadso November 15, 2024

Peer Pressureur

someone who is uses peer pressure

Rachel Called Abby a Peer Pressureur because she pressured he to drink caffeine late at night

by abbydabbs June 10, 2020

Peer pong

A pejorative term for trial by a jury, especially in civil cases. It flows from the notion that jurors are so unpredictable and so subject to changes in their thinking during trial and deliberations -- based on emotions, personal experience, misunderstanding the evidence, lack of attention to the instructions they are given, or occasionally dozing off or daydreaming -- that there is no rational way of predicting which side they will ultimately favor.

Oliver: So I heard you decided to waive the jury and try that copyright case to the judge.

Felix: Yeah, that case has so many documents and celebrities and whatnot it would be like OJ Simpson suing Donald Trump for securities fraud – who needs to play peer pong with something like that? I think the judge will get it.

Oliver: Word. Gotta give the Brits credit, over there you get a jury only in a libel case.

by FitofPeak2 July 3, 2025

jeery of your peers

An amusedly-unimpressed group of folks of similar age and background to you

In the 1924 Will Rogers comedy-film "A Truthful Liar", his wild and wacky tales of his assorted adventures in the world of politics are related in front of a "jeery of your peers" audience of fellow townspeople who disdainfully wave off Will's stories as hogwash.

by QuacksO September 24, 2020