Hide the Nazi

Inserting a penis into the vagina. Possibly based upon the position of an erect penis compared to the salute of a nazi.

What are you doing tonite?

I'm just trying to hide the nazi.

by oldmanklc7734 November 3, 2006

Hide and seek

When having sex and the girl is about to orgasm pu ur hands over ur face and pull the peek a boo in order to make he laugh while orgasming

She was riding me like a rodeo and I totally hide and seeked her ass

You should pull the hide and seek just to throw her off

He did the hide and seek it made me feel like a kid again

by Hathcock December 28, 2009

hide the sausage

Can be used as a term to describe meetings that do not accomplish anything but wasting your valuable time. Usually meetings that consist of sales or production meetings, could also be board meetings. Being in meetings of this sort makes you want to beat the hell out of whoever is in charge of you. This type of meeting is usally accompanied by complete asshatery. And is a complete waste of time.

Hey man where are you going so late in the day. Oh you didn't hear...The higher ups are calling a late night hide the sausage meeting. Yeah I know those things suck. It's complete asshatery at its finest. Well let me go I have to go and play hide the sausage.

by pantyteamaster May 9, 2009

Hide the Peterbug

To have sexual intercourse in a game like fashion.

Kayla asked Mike if he wanted to play hide the peterbug later.

by PeterPiper10 August 3, 2009

Hide the Stick

A reference to sex. Usually used as a homosexual joking reference.

Dave and Dan went into the other room to play hide the stick.

by Weasel 4000 September 16, 2009

Hide and Ride

It's like hide and seek,you go hide somewhere and someone finds you exept they have sex with you!

Do you want to play Hide and Ride

by King of Urban dictionary April 20, 2015

Home But Hiding

A phrase used by Jehovah’s Witnesses conducting door-to-door ministry to jokingly refer to the occurrence when a householder is obviously home but pretending not to be.

This phrase is a play-on-words based on the official phrase “Not at Home.” Jehovah’s Witnesses preach methodically and keep lists of every home they visit where no one answered the door, so that they can go back at another time in the hopes that someone will eventually answer. The list is referred to as “the not at homes” and the house itself is referred to as “a not at home.”

“Home-but-hiding” is not an official category and those houses are recorded as “not-at-homes” so that someone can return at another time.

JW 1: “Was that last house a not at home?”
JW 2: “No, it was a home but hiding.”
JW 1: “Ha! At least it wasn’t a do not call.”

by JW Terms September 26, 2018