Trinidad Time

Or "Trini Time" is a saying used in Trinidad, jokingly, to refer to something that occurred after its scheduled time, in other words - late.

Things running on "Trinidad time" or "Trini time" seems to be almost apart of the country's culture. The phrase is often used to discuss tardy professional services or an individual showing up late for an event.

1. "The concert started at 7 pm when it was supposed to start at 5 pm! Yeah man... that's Trinidad time!"

by Dr. Cinnamon December 17, 2018

knee time

Knee time is an opportunity at any given moment to get on your knees and suck your manager off for a promotion.

Micheale put in a lot of knee time to get her promotion.

by Darksim23 September 8, 2016

buying time

A phrase used to describe the action of someone who is purposely delaying an action or very deliberately pushing off a decision to be made sometime later.

Jill is afraid to jump off the bungee jumping deck, so she is standing there buying time by talking about how afraid she is instead of jumping.

by Zakwak July 4, 2017

coke time

This happens on a fifa Friday.. coke time is called when you win 2 games in a row and your opponents have to rack up some ching ready for consumption...

Phil... ‘Coke time’ .....
fifa spodes (aka jonah, Ste & pete) That phil is so good at fifa, we never get to call ‘Coke time’ !!

by Properfrank October 25, 2017

Time Filler

An individual (usually a friend with benefits) that will help you use your time when you're waiting for your nigga / gyal to talk to you.

Homie: Who was your time filler when Kesha was asleep then vro?

You: That gyal Kayla we met at the club last week vro

by Tito The Coochie Scout August 1, 2020

demon time

evil time

her: it's demon time😈
him: what's that
her: time to do something evil/bad 😈

by princessmari September 19, 2021

Rosie Time

Rosie Time adds 15 minutes to whatever it is you have planned. Any and all lateness will be excused.

Damn, she is running late, I guess it's Rosie Time.

by Chlilax July 12, 2021