Derrick Favors

A man whose life was punished in 5 seconds by a robotic figure who is a fun guy. (See Kawhi Leonard)

Guy 1: Hey man, who did Kawhi put in a poster from last night?
Guy 2: Some guy named Derrick Favors, he had 10 minutes left in his contract anyway.

by The33master June 15, 2021

Favor runner

Running favors,

She runs favors for many men at a fee.

She is always busy running favors,
What a good favor runner!

by Ajze November 27, 2021

wisconsin favor

A nicety or extension of one’s labor and effort that was neither requested nor warranted, but still feels like it merits some sort of thanks or gratitude.

I didn’t really need or want eight jars of homemade sundried tomatoes, but Jon did me a Wisconsin Favor and brought them over as soon as he heard I liked preserved fruit.

by NordicNate July 31, 2018

Greenie favor

To get some weed and/or money from a friend or homie

Hey man are you good for a greenie favor?

by GeorgeiePorgie September 11, 2010

¡por favor mi amigo!

Something to say to you spanish friend to pretend you know Spanish

Person1:Cómo es usted buen día señor

Person2:¡Por favor mi amigo!

Person1:Unirse a mi mafia italiana o de lo contrario

Person2:¡Por favor mi amigo!

by Sub2PewDiePienow October 18, 2020

time to pay back that favor

A tiktok meme created because of a viral aletyler porn video.

“Hey did you see that time to pay back that favor aletyler video?”

by katie’s #1 fan December 6, 2023

favorable-desk scramble

Refers to where you unexpectedly get a whole string of several newly-composed UD definitions approved right off, and so you realize that the currently-online submission-judgers are apparently a more-receptive "desk" (as in, "it all depends on whose desk you land on") than the overly-critical/humorless a**h**es who seem to be typically present, and who often heartlessly/flippantly reject many of your perfectly-good and well-worded definitions in favor of stupid/negative/gross/disgusting/smutty submissions that aren't the least bit clever or funny, and which are riddled with misspellings, poor grammar, lousy/unclear wording, etc. So you hastily delve back into your "archives" of previously-rejected definitions and re-submit some of them, in the hopes that these more-fair-minded judgers are still the ones who are "watching" for new submissions, and thus they will approve this latest "crop" from you, as well.

I always try to perform the favorable-desk scramble whenever I have a chance; it's allowed me to get most of my definitions published, some of which I'd been waiting on for months.

by QuacksO August 25, 2018