darkhorse

v. the act of engaging in sexual acts with some one who has passed out.

n. a person who darkhorses

"I heard Julie and Marvin had sex last night."

"Actually, Julie was darkhorsed."

by obietrice303 December 18, 2007

Clinton Darkhorses

The greatest high school football team ever. They've had only 2 losing seasons since 1945.


DYNASTY and the only reason i say Dynasty is cause we're NASTY

1990
Clinton 14 Thomasville 6

1996
Clinton 26 Bundy's 14

1997
Clinton 30 Shelby 14

2001
Clinton 34 Cummings 22

by Brian Faison February 7, 2005

draylorre

really big nooby noob who drinks coffee and plays with an awp all day long...it's quite disgusting. el oh el

Draylorre: :omg cooooooffffffffeeeeeeeeee eeee...i love awps tee hee"

Jean_Luc_Picard: "freakin use something else for freakin freaks sake!!!!!"

by Jean Luc Picard December 14, 2008

darkhorse

anything mysterious, dangerous, unusual, unexpected, confusing, or sketchy

synonomus with "sketchy"

when you see a man walking around at midnight, you might say that he is a darkhorse, or that the situation is darkhorse because that is an unusual event

basically this word can be used in any form

ex. "that guy is a major darkhorse" (that guy is mysterious)
ex. "that game was so darkhorse" (that game was confusing)
ex. "darkhorse!" (exclaiming that something is sketchy)

by wordwizard01 September 4, 2011

darkhorse

The origins of 'darkhorse' are somewhat vague but modern scholars agree it was originally an Essex term.

In it's simplest form it means "to have bum sex"

It is usually abbreviated to "horsey"

I'm just going out to feed the horsey

I can't sit down, I've been riding the darkhorse.

Fancy some horsey?

My dod Charles you are walking oddly tonight. Horsey?

by Natty July 3, 2004

dayhorse

A bad dream iduring daylight hours. Derived from the term 'nightmare', the opposite of 'night' is 'day' and the opposite of 'horse' is 'mare', hence the term 'dayhorse.'

Lends itself to the verb, 'dayhorsing'; someone who is in the process of having a bad dream in the day time.

"Oh look, Jimmy is dayhorsing again."

Someone who has regular dayhorses is known as a 'dayhorser'.

Johnny had a really terrifying dayhorse after lunch.

Oh look, Jimmy is dayhorsing again.

Mickey is a right dayhorser when he eats Weetos for breakfast.

by Dermy D Turbo May 28, 2014

dayhorse

A bad dream iduring daylight hours. Derived from the term 'nightmare', the opposite of 'night' is 'day' and the opposite of 'horse' is 'mare', hence the term 'dayhorse.'

Lends itself to the verb, 'dayhorsing'; someone who is in the process of having a bad dream in the day time.

Someone who has regular dayhorses is known as a 'dayhorser'.

Johnny had a really terrifying dayhorse after lunch.

Oh look, Jimmy is dayhorsing again.

Mickey is a right dayhorser when he eats Weetos for breakfast.

by Dermy D Turbo May 28, 2014