Sports-related: to knock a team out of playoff contention. Derived from the tendency for sports teams to grow their beards during the playoffs as a sign of team unity.
The Chargers bought the Titans their razor(buy their razor) last night by pounding them 42-17 in Tennessee, knocking the Titans to 7-8 and completely out of the playoff chase.
by The Evil Steve December 26, 2009
by KHawk December 30, 2010
One can never achieve 100% beer efficiency. Some beers out of a 24 will always be lost to friends, frozen in the freezer, spilled, etc.
by saun0087 May 23, 2015
A razor blade, approximate 3 inches in length, meant specifically for the care and weeding of the cornhole.
Guy 1: You're gonna shave w/ the same razor you use to clean your ass?
Guy 2: Nah, that's what my butthole razor is for!
Guy 2: Nah, that's what my butthole razor is for!
by Razor Butthole August 19, 2008
1: The most confusing and complicated solution possible.
2: Meant to confuse or distract someone from the original problem.
3: Means to obfuscate or hide the true reason.
2: Meant to confuse or distract someone from the original problem.
3: Means to obfuscate or hide the true reason.
by losrocket April 12, 2019
Extremely close. A mixed metaphor (of "razor-thin" and simply "tight") commonly heard from television news reporters during election season, referring to the closeness of a race between candidates.
News anchor: "As you can see here, John, the presidential race is holding at 47 percent for each candidate. It's a razor tight margin."
by rk96 November 07, 2012
Occam's razor says that people used primitive tech and slave labor build the pyramids. Arkham's razor says that Satan called in a favor from space aliens to build them in order to make people disbelieve in Jesus hundreds of years before he was born.
by The Logical Fallacy June 04, 2017