Robbin

Robbin is a tall dread headed boy who is super caring and loving . no matter what he’ll always make sure you’re good and be there for you . if he say he got you ... he really mean that . he might lie sometimes but for the most part his intentions are good and his heart is pure . oh yea ... he hellaaaa funny and a pot head ... he’ll make you fall in love lmfaooo .

yeah yeah say anythang - robbin

by simoneduh September 9, 2018

highway robbery

to expensive, not worth the asking price, to much , ridiculously high,

It was highway robbery for the price of the concert tickets.

by Kennith Curnutt July 5, 2006

Cops and Robbers

The game is started at one spot. Then one group of up to 4 people get in a car and they are designated as the cops. The rest of the people have to run/walk/skip/crawl/do whatever it takes to get to the "safe spot"(this includes getting a ride with another group) without getting seen by the "cops"

bob-You wanna get some peeps and play cops and robbers

joe-Nah

bob-Why the hell not

joe-Last time I played I got caught by the real cops for reckless driving

by HCBlast March 16, 2009

Grave robber

The opposite to robbing the cradle, Going out with someone that is older then you.

Hes going out wiht a chick thats 10 years older then him, what a grave robber

by James April 14, 2004

Skyway Robbery

airline tickets that are too expensive, not worth the asking price, too much, or ridiculously high priced.

They charged me $2,000 to fly from New York to Miami. Talk about skyway robbery!!

by PT76 March 10, 2009

Cock Robbed

When a little dick sells himself as a big dick... you are left feeling dissatisfied and alone and with a smaller wallet.

Jenny: "I danced with that guy at the club all night, he could really move man, but when he finally put it in me.... oh, shit, i was cock robbed!"

by Pink Tits February 15, 2010

robber baron

Historically speaking, one of a handful of major industrial magnates from the late 19th and early 20th centuries, such as Andrew Carnegie, John D. Rockefeller, John Jacob Astor, Cornelius Vanderbilt (among others). Renowned for their wealth, they were also renowned for sometimes unscrupulous business practices.

In modern times, this term generally refers to that wing of the Republican Party that supports the welfare of rich people to a sometimes ridiculous extent. Robber barons generally support lower taxes, decreased regulation of businesses, and privatization of government. The robber baron wing often overlaps with the glibertarians in economic matters. Robber barons, in general, care about social issues only to the extent that the talibangelicals force them to.

When Senator Booger voted against tax cuts for the wealthy, a chorus of robber barons gathered to create a storm of poutrage against him.

by Hann1bal October 18, 2010