by Mintberrycrunch756 November 19, 2017
I was so desperate for sexual activity it didn’t matter that their face and body were disgusting so I pulled a ‘Fall 88’.
by Delta delta delta September 30, 2020
I was so desperate for sexual activity I didn’t care that their face and body were disgusting and so I pulled a ‘Fall 88’.
by Delta delta delta September 30, 2020
A common phrase used to tell a fugly ass bitch to die. Jacobs usually uses this word against people. Especially if they are zesty as all hell.
* land safely
* catch in the net
* spill into the tray
* dump into the pan
* safely dispose of
* no mess made
* clean catch
* convenient drop
* accidental success
* catch in the net
* spill into the tray
* dump into the pan
* safely dispose of
* no mess made
* clean catch
* convenient drop
* accidental success
catch-falls (kach-faalz) n. pl. may conjugate fall as verb
1. The act of something conveniently falling into a tray, pan, net, or assembly; as opposed to the floor.
2. A tray or pan, net, or assembly that is used to catch something that falls.
* So I was eating some cheese by the sink with a knife. As I was taking a bite and about to enjoy this delicious snack, a small piece of cheese fell and bounced on the counter, but landed on the plate left on the floor for my dog
* The painter accidentally dropped his paintbrush, but it catch-fell into the tray.
* The mechanic put a catch-fall under the car to catch any oil that might drip.
1. The act of something conveniently falling into a tray, pan, net, or assembly; as opposed to the floor.
2. A tray or pan, net, or assembly that is used to catch something that falls.
* So I was eating some cheese by the sink with a knife. As I was taking a bite and about to enjoy this delicious snack, a small piece of cheese fell and bounced on the counter, but landed on the plate left on the floor for my dog
* The painter accidentally dropped his paintbrush, but it catch-fell into the tray.
* The mechanic put a catch-fall under the car to catch any oil that might drip.
by instancer.kirik September 09, 2023
Guy 1: Did you hear about that guy that stabbed the Marine?
Guy 2: Yeah, didn't he "fall off the curb?"
Guy 1: Sure did, some Marines helped!
Guy 2: Yeah, didn't he "fall off the curb?"
Guy 1: Sure did, some Marines helped!
by enim frater June 15, 2012
Jandal - A New Zealand term for outdoor footwear consisting of a flat sole held loosely on the foot by a Y-shaped strap. In America known as Flip-Flops and in Australia known as a thong.
A phrase used normally in New Zealand when one slips their foot on the side of a curb or stair while wearing jandals.
A phrase used normally in New Zealand when one slips their foot on the side of a curb or stair while wearing jandals.
Example:
Tim was walking down the streets of Auckland when his jandal slipped on the curb and he heard local people shout 'Jandal Fall!'
Tim was walking down the streets of Auckland when his jandal slipped on the curb and he heard local people shout 'Jandal Fall!'
by The Jandles of the World June 29, 2011