Bill Cosby

A drink with a roofie in it. Prepare to be raped.

Bill Cosby slipped her a bill cosby. When she passed out, her went to town.

by Eggplant0 November 25, 2014

Bill Cosby in a can

Bill Cosby in a can refers to starting fluid.

Guy one: my lawnmower won’t start.

Guy two: sounds like you need some Bill Cosby in a can

by BridlingArc6 May 29, 2018

Hot Cosby

The act of drugging and then taking sexual advantage of a woman.

From South Park:

Cartman: Have you given her the ol' Hot Cosby yet?
Butters: No, we saw a movie and now we're going to the park.
Cartman: Butters, we don't have time for that. I told you, you have to cut to the chase with a Hot Cosby.
Butters: If I'm going to be with this girl, I don't want her someday thinking it was all super-rushed.
Cartman: Nobody cares about 40 years from now when she suddenly changes her mind, Butters. Time is of the essence; we're all going to die!

by General Chaos November 8, 2015

copystrike

The alternative word of copyright strike, mainly used by Twitch thots

Se-seriously? You said that? I'm gonna copystrike this guy, just for that word. Gonna copystrike him. Yo! Can we copystrike PewDiePie's latest video, like right now? He called us twitch thots! Can we copystrike him right now? Copystrike PewDiePie's latest video, right now, like right now! Right. Fucking. Now!

by Potatou June 8, 2018

Cosby Sauce

Something you spray into a vehicle's intake in order to get it to start, usually starting fluid, but can also include brake clean.

"It won't fuckin' start, bud."
"Give 'er some Cosby Sauce, she'll run."

by Vermont Slang December 19, 2020

Copywrong

Misuse or abuse of copyright laws. Often used as a form of censorship.

Companies such as Viacom, Warner Music Group, and Toei have been accused of copywrong by angry YouTube users who just want to express themselves and showing their viewpoints.

by TucanaTheToucan October 25, 2011

copyright troll

A company or individual who buys or owns copyrights of content with the sole purpose of making money by suing people for infringement. Often done with content they never even created in the first place.

A copyright troll sued Steve for $150,000 because he downloaded their porn.

by NewClear August 25, 2012