one-time

police officer/s.

by Mr. Terrence L. Trezvant October 5, 2003

time out

An action taken by one friend towards another after being provoked past that individual's threshold or tolerance for annoyance, disagreement, or disrespect towards him/her. An Italian often has a much lower than normal tolerance for aggravation, and will prompt a "time out" by saying "Are you f---ing serious right now bro'?" or "How you gonna come off like that to me?". He will then place the friend (sometimes ex-friend) on "time out" for an indefinite time period, not talking, calling, nor returning phone calls. In extreme cases, the melancholy time-out-ee will try anything to get back together with his/her friend. The exchange of online, often sentimental, greeting cards are a popular option.

Jason had had enough... he pulled up next to Manny in his Camaro exclaiming, "That's it bro'. You're on time out!"

by J__ July 7, 2006

One Time

Police. See #1. You look at them one time. If you double take or look too long you might attract their attention. In doing so, with a cop with nothing better to do and if in their minds they suspect an ounce of fishy shit going on with you, expect to get followed for a bit so they can check your plates, pull you over and/or get talked to to see what's up with you.

From the movie Street Kings

Coates: Man, we got the one time up in here. Motherfucking po-po. Is there any square cops out there? Or is everybody out for theirs?

by Freeloading Will July 19, 2010

down time

A period of time where one is required to attend work but not actually do anything productive whatsoever. Also known as a complete waste of time.

We had downtime at the plant this week and done fook all.

by neo December 9, 2003

belizian time

Something that occurs within 4 hours of the time originally stated it would. This expression originated in Belize, a country in which nobody on time due to a relaxed, no-rush lifestyle.

Matt: So the boat is coming to pick us up when?
Eric: Cho man, di boat be comin' by arown nine o clock Belizian time.
Matt: So noon then?

by The Beer Bambino October 14, 2007

Time to Disco

This phrase is used to indicate that I have to go now. It is a synonym to the word bounce, leave, split, peace, peace out

ShahRukh said, "Its time to disco", and he left.

by Rhil April 6, 2006

Time-Cop

A person who enforces that an appropriate amount of time has been spent on each specific task.

I wanted to mount her but she pulled a Time-Cop on me and said that I needed to keep eating her snatch.

by Jonny C. March 20, 2008