corps slore

any slore,whom sleeps with an entire platoon of marines in one night.

damn that girl is a corps slore.

by donkeypuncher1 April 8, 2010

corpse makeup

A drunken slur used in tirades about sports that have no worldly definition.

Football is a stupid ass game for h*m*s in corpse makeup, too!

by TheWowExperience April 8, 2021

corpsesexual

A made-up so called “sexuality” (by people who live in their uncle’s basement), which is invalid.

A:I’m corpsesexual!
B:…That doesn't exist.

by bunnyhatsrcool August 15, 2021

corpsebestie

Corpse bestie: a handsome person who is obsessed with Karl jacobs and corpse. But can’t shit properly

“ corpsebestie is constipated”

“He couldn’t fit corpsebestie up his ass”

by poopoouhoh August 30, 2021

Immolated corpse

A corpse that has been burned to the very marrow of one's bones.

A Burned dead body.

An Immolated corpse is proof that someone just pissed off Evan.

by Char-Charles Manson April 6, 2009

Marine Corps Drill Instructor

Hard-bitten, short-tempered, deep-voiced, screaming, seemingly-psychotic, unpatronizing, impatient, deeply-devoted and fully-dedicated Marine NCO who must work his magic on Momma's Boy --- who possesses eighteen years of cumulative selfishness and "Me-ism" --- in order to begin the makings of a disciplined Marine who will stand and fight when every inborn instinct tells him to run, and who, himself, will one day be a Drill Instructor to whom other youngsters "surrender body and spirit to harsh instructors and receive a soul."

The recruit went into the duty and stated, "This recruit was lied to by his recruiter, he was told he could go back home if he didn't like it here". The Marine Corps Drill Instructor replied "I don't give a fuck what your recruiter said, the only way your getting off my Depot is to walk across that parade deck on graduation day, or get dragged out of this bitch in a bodybag".

by Dirty Delta Kill Hat August 8, 2009

Drum and Bugle Corps

n.

singular: corps (pronounced CORE)

plural: corps (pronounced CORZ)

A military-styled marching music fraternal genre, epitomized by Canadian and American corps sponsored by veterans organizations primarily between the 1920s and the 1970s, and still in existence today. Bugles are bell-front brass instruments with or without horizontal valves or slides used to change pitch, and unlike bands the entire hornline is in the same key, usually G. Drums are marching drums, primarily snares and bass drums. Color guards most closely resemble military honor guards.

You could hear the drum and bugle corps from miles away.

by Songspirit May 1, 2006