more Atari

Used as an alternative to old school. Refers to old fashioned/retro methods, ways and style. Often a comparison with the trends and fashion of today.

In Cee Lo Green's song 'Fuck You':

Yeah, I'm sorry, I can't afford a Ferrari,
But that don't mean I can't get you there.
I guess he's an X-box and I'm more Atari,
But the way you play your game ain't fair.

X-box refers to 'today's'/modern style, while more Atari refers to old fashioned/'yesterday's' style...

by SEYDLITZ January 15, 2013

Badcock and More

A store somewhere with an unfortunate name.

Josh took a trip to Badcock and More to see what the hell it is they're selling there.

by Alan June 4, 2004

Play more

How to get good in osu!

6 digit: Hey how do stream
5 digit: Play more

by rlyyyyyy November 17, 2022

No more legs

When you fight someone and they lose their legs.

OI SHUT UP FAM I'LL BEAT YOU UP AND NO MORE LEGS

by Hatingithere October 13, 2020

more quicker

When something is so quick, it is too quick to think of using the correct English.

Qadeer: A real Lamborghini is more quicker than my hotwheels one

by FitzgeraldAkbar August 24, 2018

more ratcheter

A complimentary term used to refer to a young gentleman from the high class streets, who's street credibility is unrivaled in all aspects of hood life.

They think they are ratchet, but we are More Ratcheter

by RedRyders March 30, 2015

Less Is More

When an item or product costs more than a similar one with less sugar or salt content, which seems to suggest that having lesser or fewer of something is more inconvenient or harder to produce, or making a decision to be healthier is dearer—could it also be a mere marketing gimmick to lure health-conscious freaks?

A six-pack of Chrysanthemum Tea costs $1.95, but a similar one with lower sugar content costs $2.30; two isotonic bottle drinks cost $3.95, while the ones with zero sugar cost $4.40—aren’t these two cases prove that “less is more”?

by Fasters September 8, 2022