Point of No Return

When one has gone so far in any given circumstance that it would be impossible, immoral or shameful to give up.

This is the point of no return I could never go back. (Immortal Technique)

by gforzaa October 13, 2008

Point of Epicness

The part of a song where it becomes truly awesome, upbeat and just plain epic. Usually occurs after the bridge of the song. The Point of Epicness may is usually some sort of instrumental rhythm or awesome vocal solo. POE's have been known to cause chills, goosebumps, and other amazing feelings of happiness.

In the song "Loser Like Me" by Glee, The Point of Epicness occurs at the sweet drum rhythm starting at 2:46 that ends with Rachel's highest note.

In the song "The Call" by The Backstreet Boys, The Point of Epicness occurs at AJ's long note at 2:42 that leads into the final chorus.

In the song, "Going Under" by Evanescence, The Point of Epicness occurs at the awesome drum rhythm paired with Amy Lee's first words of the chorus at 2:54.

"Dude, I just got goosebumps from that Point of Epicness in that song!"

by Mandy Douglas October 26, 2011

Point Pleasant, NJ

A small town on the New Jersey shore, popular vacation spot for North Jersey tourists. Also referred to as "Point" by surrounding towns' citizens. Split in two by a canal: there's Point Pleasant Beach and Point Pleasant Boro. "Point Beach" is technically an island, since the canal cut off its connection to the mainland. This side of town boasts the beach, Jenkinson's Boardwalk, a train station, a "classic" downtown area, and some very nice houses. "Boro", as it is locally referred to, features a highway, multiple mini-malls, and the lower income families of Point Pleasant. Also adjacent to Bricktown. Point Pleasant is famous for its winter rental culture, where locals live cheaply in summer bungalows until the actual summer, when quick money is made off of tourists and is stored up to live on throughout the winter. Also known for locals never leaving the town; a rather widespread and endemic underground drug scene; roughneck fishermen; and a large population of artistic people, both musically and visually, who eventually leave the town for California or "The City". Considered the "clean" version of Seaside Heights. Longstanding rivalries in the high schools with neighboring Manasquan. Also known for its high density of 7-11's - five in one town!
The town and its citizens were briefly embarassed by being associated with a failed television show of the same name in 2004.

"Point Pleasant? More like Point Unpleasant! Ha ha! Oh man, I wish I didn't live here."

by Mike08 July 9, 2005

Point Guard

In basketball, the one that runs the offense and the one that usually lacks in points, yet is high in assists.

That point guard has 15 assists and 5 points.
This point guard cannot run an offense and should be moved to shooting guard.

by MAZZINI May 23, 2010

point-out approved

lingo used in the aviation industry to covertly tell your buddies you find a girl fuckable.

john: hey franz, see the asian chick over there by the vending machine?

franz: hell yeah, point-out approved

by friday1783 July 15, 2011

Point of Interest

Any point located on the map that an investigator, agent, surveiller, or detective finds interesting.

Detective: All the evidence seems to point towards this spot on the map. This spot will be our main Point of Interest.

by the_surveiller May 16, 2013

point nemo

A pole of inaccessibility marks a location that is the most challenging to reach owing to its remoteness from geographical features that could provide access. Often it refers to the most distant point from the coastline. The term describes a geographic construct, not an actual physical phenomenon. Subject to varying definitions, it is of interest mostly to explorers and adventurers.

Hey, we can always go to Point Nemo in case if we dont want to socialize.

by LetsLiveAsocially December 11, 2016