time-space continuum

Things and events existing and moving in linear fashion. They move from one place to the next place in logical sequence in time and space. This realm is known as the time-space continuum.

Example 1: Cyberia warps the time-space continuum in that you can read about events out of chronological sequence and from anywhere, at any time on the Internet.

Example 2: The study of quantum physics considers how linear reality really is, calling into question the validity of the perception that all things fall into sequence according to the time-space continuum.

by MsLi December 11, 2005

do time

1. Serve a prison sentence.

2. Serve a hitch in the military, especially if drafted.

3. Get grounded.

After spending most of his teen years doing time (3) for the rents, the kid couldn't wait, so he upped and did time (2) as soon as he could. That got old, so he split before his time was up, got caught, did some time (1) in the big house, and still had to do the rest of his time when he got out. It was getting to be a habit.

by Downstrike November 1, 2004

chinese time

to arrive late thinking there's nothing wrong, its usually half an hour late.

Rob: look she's finally arrived...
Bob: yeah its called chinese time

by coolwheels November 13, 2005

Husky time

Husky Time: it has 3 meaning

1. Way of saying Hi! (see ex1)

2. to show extream happyness or excitment (see ex2)

3. buttsecks (see ex3)

ex1:
Toxic joined chat.
Toxic: HUSKY TIME

ex2:
Wolfie: Dude I just got a new game!
Zulas: HUSKY TIME

ex3:
Toxic: Yea, kealt and I did have husky time last week!

by ToxicHusky July 6, 2009

Double Time

to do something no matter how long it takes to get it done

1. Me: it's 3:00 AM and i've a paper due tommorow! I've got to get double time on it or I will FAIL the whole semester!

by CowboyFunk September 24, 2005

All Time Low Ho

A girl who is obsessed with the amazingly awesome band All Time Low.

Me:Gosh!I am such a All Time Low Ho!

by Rebekah Gaskarth April 30, 2008

One more time

A phrase used by band directors and musical instructors of most kinds. Typically, it is assumed that the phrase means you will only be trying the music "one more time", but generally the phrase becomes repeated, and one more time evolves into three or four.

Our band director shouted "One more time", but we knew that we would in fact do the entire show at least three more times before finally leaving practice.

*collective groan*

by Kaitlyn {oboe and alto sax} April 5, 2008