relaxing in the gentlemans way

Masturbating

"Roger decided to have a quiet night in in front of the television relaxing in the gentlemans way."

by Saoirse September 1, 2003

LynZ Way Backbend

A signature move performed by LynZ Way of Mindless Self Indulgence. While playing the bass LynZ bends back wards, her head just inches from the ground, and still plays the bass. This is usually done in a brief pause during a song or during a bass solo.

Just so you know, this may not seem incredible to you but in the words of LynZ " I would like to see you do a backbend while playing a bass line I front of thousands of people." Also LynZ is a mother and is 40 years old as well.

"Did you see the LynZ Way Backbend during the show?"

by the.fabulous. emo June 27, 2016

Mcnutt way out of this

used to describe a situation that has no other solution but blasting your face open with a shotgun

i failed my exam, there is only a Mcnutt way out of this

by drillman June 15, 2022

renfrew three-way

It's when you take a picture of a celebrity from a magazine and tape it to the back of your partner's head during sex. Preferably doggy style

The wife and I had a Renfrew three-way last night. I taped Sidney Crosbys picture to the back of her head.

by Gooey Lewy September 16, 2017

Roosters three way

2 dudes butt fucking eachother, when the girlfriend of the pitcher pegs said pitcher. Also the name of a local IPA.

I was butt fucking my bro and my girlfriend walked in and that's when it became a roosters three way.

by Dudesnacks June 6, 2020

one-way erection

A particularly raging penile erection that you feel will not subside of its own accord, but rather requires ejaculation in order to deflate. A one-way erection has path-dependance unlike a typical erection.

Hey baby, this is a one-way erection. You'd better sort that out because I don't want to end up with blue balls.

by HirdysPregnantNanny July 13, 2017

One-Way Charlie

A badass nickname American sailors used to refer to the Japanese "Kamikaze" ("divine wind") pilots or aircraft during the last-ditch days of Imperial Japan in the Pacific theatre of World War 2 when Kamikaze attacks were at their peak. I was watching a documentary just now and an old American veteran was talking and off-handedly used this expression. I'm surprised it's not on Urban Dictionary yet because it is awesome and should probably be somebody's band's name by now or something.

"Shit, Jimmy, Move that gun we got a one-way charlie inbound on the port side!"

by Somehistorynerd February 23, 2014