pucker factor number 9 

A term that one uses to describe, and to discreetly convey in public, their urgency and need to visit a toilet to take a crap. Number nine is always used as the guage to describe the tightness of the sphincter, which conveys that the person is right on the edge of crapping their pants.

"Hey man, I have to get out of here fast - I've got pucker factor number 9"

pucker factor number 9 by LuLu B. August 24, 2007

magic number 

1. A score of 69 in sports.

2. The 6-9 combination in pool, particularly 9-ball.

3. 69

1. What's the score?
I got the magic number

2. One way to win the rack: the magic number. The 9 is hanging in the pocket.

magic number by Stop the pendulum January 11, 2006

I Am Number Four 

I am Number Four is the straight up worst name choice for a movie because obviously I am Number Three would have made so much more sense. Because 3 is a number coming after 2, but not overshadowing it. Also a number coming directly before 4 but refussing to be bullied or made feel less than by it. Strong number, yet emotionally sensative. In other words a number that knows its place.

Dude, that movie choice was SUCHHH a I am Number Four Choice

I Am Number Four by Adrian_M January 24, 2011

Ticket Number 50 

Second Popular order in regards to a fast food restaurant

Setting: Mcdonalds

James: "I think I will get that Ticket Number 50"

Mike: "Yea, I will go with the Angus Beef Burger too"

Ticket Number 50 by hahhahahajjjjppppyoo May 1, 2010

risque number 5 is amazin

hahhaahh wow whoever wrote number 5 is the man, although i know its one of those damn seniors and cant compete with the sophomoric kids of the world. so sit down dave...

am i not a risque kid??

risque number 5 is amazin by you knoowwww April 4, 2005

avacados number 

The dealers number

Hey I need some weed)dude
I'm out hold on I'm dialing my avacados number)dealer

avacados number by chachi88 May 28, 2015

Princess Number 1 

The mama hen of the hood

Yo Jennie is totaly priness numba one!

Princess Number 1 by PN1 May 24, 2004