An expression used to explain why you can't do something that requires being in shape.
Pretty much just saying that you're out of shape, just not wanting to seem fat.
Pretty much just saying that you're out of shape, just not wanting to seem fat.
by solstice.barrett June 17, 2010
To work really hard. It is derived from the idea that one needs ice to heal the bruise caused by hard work.
After I spent hours working on my thesis, my friend told me that I had really put the ice in practice.
by abcdefsbhdsdhb January 01, 2018
by 10manbandit February 05, 2010
Short for “Thou shalt be at least two meters away from each other in public” to minimize the odds of being infected with the coronavirus.
With tens of thousands of diehard Trumpists and hardcore QAnonists in a number of red states selfishly refusing to wear a mask and to practice safe six, is it any surprise that the country has the world’s highest number of corona fatalities and infections?
by MathPlus March 31, 2021
A bad practice Larry is a British term for someone who has a pathological need to cut corners and undertake poor work no matter the consequence.
by JimTomBob July 17, 2018
Sexual transaction in which a male partner aims his penis into the belly button of male/female partner and ejaculates, trying to get the semen into the belly button area.
by Your Drunk Mom June 09, 2010
by Mistercity August 06, 2006