by LOLHOE June 21, 2015
2 in the pussy, 1 in the ass
by 2enlaqk1enelano December 07, 2022
friend of douche or desk douche who unfortunately encourages desk douche's behavior by being their "yes man" and laughing at their dumb jokes, etc
"oh, here we go, here comes the dynamic duo of desk douche, Derek, and his side-kick douche, Stan...somebody get me a bottle of scotch, I need to be drunk for this"
"did you see how side-kick douche was laughing at his ridiculous jokes? It's ridiculous how he kisses his butt, no one else finds desk douche funny or amusing...or intelligent for that matter"
"did you see how side-kick douche was laughing at his ridiculous jokes? It's ridiculous how he kisses his butt, no one else finds desk douche funny or amusing...or intelligent for that matter"
by sandycan January 07, 2012
When you have a main dish (relationship) and then several other people (side plates) that you're chatting, flirting, and boning. Your main dish is like meatloaf, you're familiar with it and you feel safe with it. The side plates are like grilled brussel sprouts, you're not sure the sprouts are gonna work out but you're feeling adventurous.
Example 1: Man I'm not too full this weekend for a little side plate spinnin'.
Example 2: Hey Tony, I know you're all full with your wife but if you're a little hungry I got just the girl at work for a little side plate spinnin. So you hungry bro?
Example 2: Hey Tony, I know you're all full with your wife but if you're a little hungry I got just the girl at work for a little side plate spinnin. So you hungry bro?
by radiogal April 17, 2017
A cultural slang originating from the southern part of Montreal. Often used by street hockey-playing teenagers who get cross-checked to the floor by their friends, and land next to the sidewalk.
Shel: Why would you cross-check me to the floor?
Dom: This is street hockey, get used to it.
Shel: Start showing some City Side Respect or else you won't be getting any from me.
Dom: City Side Respect isn't a thing, and it will never be a thing, ja feel?
Dom: This is street hockey, get used to it.
Shel: Start showing some City Side Respect or else you won't be getting any from me.
Dom: City Side Respect isn't a thing, and it will never be a thing, ja feel?
by JWalker September 30, 2015
A cultural slang originating from the southern part of Montreal. Often used by street hockey-playing teenagers who get cross-checked to the floor by their friends, and land next to the sidewalk.
Shel: Why would you cross-check me to the floor?
Dom: This is street hockey, get used to it.
Shel: Start showing some City Side Respect or else you won't be getting any from me.
Dom: City Side Respect isn't a thing, and it will never be a thing, ja feel?
Dom: This is street hockey, get used to it.
Shel: Start showing some City Side Respect or else you won't be getting any from me.
Dom: City Side Respect isn't a thing, and it will never be a thing, ja feel?
by JWalker September 30, 2015
A cultural slang originating from the southern part of Montreal. Often used by street hockey-playing teenagers who get cross-checked to the floor by their friends, and land next to the sidewalk.
Shel: Why would you cross-check me to the floor?
Dom: This is street hockey, get used to it.
Shel: Start showing some City Side Respect or else you won't be getting any from me.
Dom: City Side Respect isn't a thing, and it will never be a thing, ja feel?
Dom: This is street hockey, get used to it.
Shel: Start showing some City Side Respect or else you won't be getting any from me.
Dom: City Side Respect isn't a thing, and it will never be a thing, ja feel?
by JWalker September 30, 2015