ships in the harbor

Ships in the harbor is when your underwear is in your butt crack. It is also known as a wedgie.

I told my girlfriend her ships in the harbor. She had to go to the restroom to get her underwear out of her butt crack.

by Baby2 April 20, 2018

Slipspace Entertainment

An omen of something horrible.

"Man I feel a Slipspace Entertainment coming."

by Dick_Pizz January 25, 2021

Colorado Slipstream

While having sex with a women doggystyle, grab her hair so she can't move her head then signal a friend to slide in as you pull out, he then finishes your job.

"The game was about to start so I had my friend and I pull a Colorado Slipstream"

by raycharles123 November 4, 2013

Sipshit

Sipshit: a word accidently used by misspelling Dipshit, but it sounded cool so I mad it into a word, happy now sipshits? To sip someone's shit, believe me, it's gross.

Joe: You suck, man!
Jack: Don't talk to me that way you Sipshit!

by The Jack Wagon August 30, 2010

Swords And Sips

An interactive drinking game in which the participants compete in a game of Halo Reach amongst each other. The map must include all Energy Swords - and upon someone dying from a sword, they must take a "sip" from the provided alcoholic beverage. Remember, no grenades allowed.

As the game continues, the players gradually degrade in their motor-skill abilities and functional thinking; crucial elements to any First Person Shooter.

"Dude I got a hobo to buy me a fifth of vodka on state street!"
Hell yeah bro! let's play 'Swords and Sips' tonight after Vespers!

by officialjunk December 16, 2010

Sips

Sips s-i-ps Is the word to describe something that is extremely cool or awsome. Something may also be refered to as un-sips which is the opposite. Created by two genius'.

"That is well sips mate."
or

"i went to the toilet and there was bog roll on the floor how un-sips"

by Sash'n'chris November 6, 2006

spicspeak

Spanish, particularly used when Mexicans are speaking Spanish among themselves to the exclusion of non-Spanish speaking persons present. Usually used to describe annoyance at Mexican fast food workers taking orders in English, but then jabbering in Spanish among themselves

I hate when fast food employees spicspeak after you place an order.

by J. Johnson July 9, 2004