Reckie

Short for erection, can be used in any situation where saying erection would be inappropriate. Is more commonly accepted when preceded by the words 'popped' or 'chucked'. Can be made more funny by adding in other words such as mastie

Vinnie popped a reckie then chucked a mastie when he saw that movie where Halle Berry gets her tits out.

by Rough_Bastard February 26, 2010

refries

when you get other peoples ciggarette buds, and light them, so you can get like 2 puffs and risk all sorts of diseases

refries are all i can afford

by Broookealynn January 25, 2009

refinition

noun. the act of refining or making refined.

the refinition of her taste was akin to the definition of new words.

by wineought April 13, 2007

refrigerator

A person who only goes after another's leftovers, and someone who tries to date their friend's exes.

Anna and Mark just broke up, and Cameron is already flirting with him. She's such a refrigerator.

by jdefine1 August 22, 2018

ReFill

It is a derived from the idea of purchasing a soda at a restaurant and having unlimited ReFills to your hearts content.

*in terms of sex, a ReFill sometimes confused as a booty call, but instead is the close sister of a booty call*

A ReFill is having open sex access to ex-girlfriends or other girls who'm you've taken their virginity from thus allowing them to be attached to you indefinately.

Jeff: Who are you calling?
Dave: Ex-Gf. I need to get laid.
Jeff: Ahhhh, I too enjoy ReFills.

by SCSultry December 27, 2007

Refrigerponderance

The act of looking inside the refrigerator just to think.

I was caught in a moment of refrigerponderance the other day, when the idea struck me.

by A Dermont February 5, 2010

refrigerator amnesia

When you habitually return to the fridge expecting there to be something to snack on, only to find you have nothing and need to go buy groceries. College aged males are at most risk.

Mike: This is my third time opening the fridge this hour whats wrong with me?
John: Its probably a mild case of refrigerator amnesia.

by Davis McAbis January 28, 2010