Nuclear Hellfrost

A band that no one cared about until they defiled Dimebag Darrel's grave. Now used to describe an irreparable mistake with dire consequences. Also can be used to describe someone who ostracized themselves.

1.)"Last night I slept with my girlfriends sister. Totally nuclear hellfrosted myself. She found out and lit my shit on fire!"

2.) "I shit my pants in my cubicle today. Literally. I've been nuclear hellfrosted by my coworkers."

by gumby234 March 3, 2015

Alden's Number

This number is the result of an equation done by scientist Voash N. Alden to find the estimated number of pedophiles in a 1.5 kilometer radius.

Using Alden's Equation, I found that Alden's Number is roughly 6.90.

by Senboy123 June 23, 2022

number four year

The first ever Urban Dictionary Word of the Day (December 30, 2004).

Number four years are pretty interesting...You should check them out sometime...

by mehhe meh September 8, 2012

nuclear sub

Cockney Rhyming Slang for pub, public house

He ordered the most ping-pong tiddly in the nuclear sub

by cstangle June 3, 2004

Number two

Kiddie speak for doing a poo, used so as to not to have them swearing and they're too young to use technical words like defecate.

Originates from rhyming slang, similarly number three is used for pee.

Let me know if you want to go to the toilet, you'll get a smack if you do number two in your pants.

by Jazpur September 10, 2011

Number Station

Stations left over from the cold war that broadcast numbers. To transelate these numbers, you would need a one-time translator issued by the station's goverment directly to their agents. After being used once the code for the station is changed, -as suggested by the name-, and they are burned. Number stations are not avaible to the public, but everyone somehow manages to record it and upload it to youtube or something.

So, am I the only one who thinks Mason listened to a LITTLE too many number stations? Just maybe, a LITTLE?

by TheDailyFail December 29, 2010

Nuclear Family

The typical family depicted on television commercials which depict a happy, loving, tight family enjoying whatever item that the commercial is depicting. Sadly, this is not the way that most real life families act.

John: "Dad we need to get a Kinect!! Look how happy that family is!!"

Brother: "Dude, can't you tell that's just a Nuclear Family? The Kinect won't bring that kinda happiness!"

by Scyon September 24, 2011