Circle Mcjerkle

When a group of guys are circle jerking and with the free hand enjoying an item from Mcdonalds.

Dude1: Hey I think you got some mayo on your hand.
Dude2: Oh thanks for looking out (Goes to lick mayo)
Dude2: Fuck that wasn't mayo!!!!
Dude1: What are you talking about!?
Dude2: It was jizz!!! I was doing a Circle Mcjerkle and my Mcchicken got a little sloppy!!!
Dude1: Man your fucked up!! Get some nuggets next time
Dude2: And my dad was the one next to me...FML!!!

by dilla7 February 17, 2010

Nerd Circle

When you gang up on a goody-goody and form a circle and push him/her around. Usually you yell "NERD CIRCLE!" while pushing them around.

Kid 1: Yo, Kyle is getting pushed around...
Kid 2: Who cares? NERD CIRCLE! NERD CIRCLE!

by Da Interwebz January 29, 2015

Circle Twerking

When 5 or more people are inside each other all together at the same time in a circle.
This can includes both genders (though usually and primarily male)
Each person must be inside another person while having somebody in them at the same time.
You can use a strap-on , or fingers, or a magic wand if you're Harry Potter.
The more people there are, the more enjoyable the act becomes.

Me and the boys were out circle twerking. The level of spirituality connecting us quite literally was insane.

by spongedog May 29, 2020

bean circle

The female equivalent of a circle-jerk.

"Semisi is going to be late, she is caught up in a bean circle

by SemiSizeMe October 3, 2015

Circle of Digression

Imaginary circle one steps or moves into when going off on a tangent during lively intellectual conversation.

They were having a rollicking discussion when he suddenly veered off topic. This was made all the more obvious by scooting his chair over just a tish (titch, skosh, trifle) and announcing that he was now inside the Circle of Digression.

by mcveym+mitchellc May 2, 2011

straight-circle

Circle which is as perfect as a straight line but is stil a circle.

Emily : you've drawn a straight-circle

The class: ...

by Straight circle October 8, 2020

blood circle

The blood circle refers to a knife, saw, and axe safety requirement taught primarily in Boy Scouts that must be respected when the user of the knife, saw, or axe is cutting. If the knife, saw, or axe user can turn all the way around in a circle without accidentally cutting someone with the open blade, or sharp object it is safe for the knife, axe, or saw user to operate. To earn your required whittling chip in Boy Scouts that allows you to operate/cut with a knife, saw, or axe you must demonstrate proper knowledge of the blood circle.

One of the first things you are taught in Boy Scouts is establishing the blood circle while using a knife, axe, or saw.

by PWS27 July 21, 2017