City Side Respect

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?

by JWalker September 30, 2015

beneficial side effect

Faced with the global COVID-19 pandemic, hostilities between nations seem to have vanished.

We are all in it together, all human and vulnerable to the same degree. If there can be a beneficial side effect to a devastating pandemic, it may be this awareness.

by Monkey's Dad April 07, 2020

buttered side down

A Youtube Chanel That Seem Like to be
Rip-off Howtobasic
but less an egg and more genius than howtobasic

Dude 1:dahm how to basic so disgusting
i hate his chanel so much
Dude 2: welp how about buttered side down?
Dude 1: What Is That?
Dude 2:Just Search This Cmon

by Colonelpancakes July 19, 2022

South side knock

Honking your car horn to announce your arrival at someone's house, instead of getting out of your car and knocking on their door like a civilized person.

Origin: St. Louis, MO

My neighbor's visitor picked them up at 3 AM, gave the south side knock when they pulled up .

by Andy2123 June 25, 2021

Side dick

1. Noun: The side view of a dick, vertical unless hard then it would be mostly horizonal depending on your curve

2. Noun: The male version of side chick

I loved the way Luis's side dick looked in that jock strap

My side dick hasnt texted me back in 20 minutes, guess its my vibrator tonight

by meowww27 September 28, 2016

South Side 'Hoods

The meanest gang in Bolton, Ontario.
Responsible for 45% of the crime in that area.

Oh shit! It's the South Side 'Hoods coming to shoot us to death!

by JakeL May 07, 2005

texas side sip

technique used to drink from a large moonshine-style jug whereas the consumer puts their pointer finger through the small jug handle, rests the jug on the outside of the same upper arm and lifts elbow to pour liquid into mouth from the jug.

The drinking vessel was too awkward to hold conventionally so I decided to use the texas side sip.

by gsodthecluck July 22, 2009