Lebowski Space-time

Lebowski Space-time is like Minkowski Space-time except there is a complex term for "abiding".

Person one: Whenever I try to use Lebowski Space-time my door back to our four dimensions disappears

Person Two: You must not be abiding properly.

by Bpendragon September 5, 2012

face space urchin

Someone who is addicted to msn/facebook/myspace/bebo etc. Hence "FaceSpace"

Ben have you seen Garry recently?
Nah, hes always online, becoming a real face space urchin

by Ben Oakes December 10, 2007

Japanese crawl space

When someone clamps there partners anal wide open, and screams bonsai into their anal hole. Then continues to lick the anal rim counter clockwise.

Hey I gave Linda a Japanese crawl space last night after dinner!

by TRYTTRIT March 7, 2017

Give Me Space

If someone says "I need space" it means that they need to take some time away from the relationship in order to decide how to articulate their needs, wants, and expectations. Someone's need for space doesn't mean you did anything wrong. A need for space may not exclusively be relationship based, it can also be because of stress in other areas of a person's life. Sometimes, separation is required in order for growth.

Girlfriend: *being smothering*

Boyfriend: "Jessica, I need you to give me space."
Girlfriend: "...I understand."

One Week to One Month Later
Boyfriend: "Hey, so I've thought a lot about our relationship and I've decided.."

by heyyojoeno February 3, 2019

SPACE JAMMIN

space jammin is when you just zone a feel like your in another place.

kanye west street lights song had me space jammin

by KiDdajerk January 28, 2010

remove the space

The idiots that coded slashcode, used to run things like slashdot, randomly insert spaces into freetext urls so they can be wordwrapped. This leads to all sorts of unneccessary problems.

Just another minor annoyance brought to you by those idots at slashdot.

For that URL to work, you have to remove the space.

by bt March 16, 2004

space mile

A space mile is a unit of distance that is approximately the length that spans one minute of arc on the circumference of the observable universe, using any meridian.

Using the results found by Cornish et. al in the paper titled "Constraints on the Topology of the Universe: Extension to General Geometries" the length of a space mile is currently defined as being 13526301.703 ly or about 4147183 parsecs.

Man 1: "How long is a space mile?"
Man 2: "It is 13,526,301.703 light years long, or about as long as my space DICK!"
All: "OOOOH!"

by verisimilidude. December 28, 2015