crip course

A class in school you take because its easy.

Even though I already speak rench, I am taking it. It is a crip course.

by dittabitta August 8, 2006

Irish seven-course dinner

a six pack and a potato, also known as an Irish seven-course meal or an Irishman's gourmet delight

His idea of a hot date is an Irish seven-course dinner before hangin' at the 7-11.
We had an Irish gourmet delight with some ketchup for dessert.

by adam_before_eve September 24, 2005

par for the course

Another way of saying Murphy's Law.

Presumably comes from the cynical idea that one expects something to go wrong and things are going exactly as planned, just using golf as the analogy.

Person one: I'm able to answer the telephone all day and the minute I step out of the house to get the mail, that's when they call!

Person two: Well that's par for the course.

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It's par for the course that the second I'm stepping out the door for a date that I get called into work.

by An optimist with experience April 28, 2005

golf course

A large area of land used for golf, a sport involving knocking around a small ball with a stick and walking after it.

The American Dream: the homeless take over all the golf courses.

by LudwigVan December 7, 2003

Seven-Course Meal

A burger and a six pack.

- What's for dinner?
- Seven-Course Meal
- 'merica!

by TheBiggestBossYouveSeenThusFar June 1, 2010

Da Ba Course

n. 1. an affirmative response

Josephs, do you want frenches on your knowledge center? Da Ba Course!

by DC, CEO August 30, 2006

But of Course

When your friend says something you were thinking about, and instead of being a casual and saying "I was thinking the same thing!", you say this to tell him you had a similar brain occurrence

Nick: "It wants an example of how 'But of course' is used in a sentence."
Adam: "But of Course!"

by The Swig December 8, 2019