Slimy Entrance

When you nut for weeks on the door knob and the rest of the family/roommates haven't even realized yet since they grabbed on it.

Mom, dad, I got some news : Y'ALL GOT SLIMY ENTRANCED! OH! YOU JUST GOT SCREWED, MY GUYS!

by Goldenhat April 14, 2020

enurance

1. The ability to urinate for long periods of time.

2. A mix of endurance and urine.

3. Knowing how to urinate slowly to make it last longer, often used as a method of procrastination

His enurance increased greatly while trying to waste time during English.

by terror-dactyl March 2, 2011

Early Entrance Program

A program located in the California State University of Los Angeles (CSULA), also known as EEP. Helps students excell in their studies by skipping highschool or junior high.

Person: so what grade you in?
Me:i should be in 12th grade, but im in my 4th year of college.
Person: woah, for realz?
Me: yeah, I skipped highschool.

by neshypoo December 30, 2004

Boy entrancers

False eyelashes. Featured in the popular Georgia Nicolson book series, and given this name because they entrance boys.

"I stuck on my new boy entrancers and went out to paint the town gold."

by kittee September 1, 2005

Entrance call

The phenomenon of receiving a telephone call (non-cellular) in the process of arriving at one’s domicile.

“I had my hands full with the kids and groceries when I got home, so I just let voicemail handle the entrance call.”

by Lexicon Injection Project April 10, 2009

endurance pran

a long bout of constipation

Ed 'Why the hell were you in the bathroom all this time dude'

Alex 'I was trying to do a pran but it just wouldn't come out'

Ed 'You mean you had an endurance pran, gnarly dude'

by stephenrw January 21, 2009

entrance exam

An exam that is taken as part of a college application and is typically unaligned to anything other than itself thus requiring one to take an extensive costly prep course in order to learn its disparate content and style. Heavily used to convey birthright in the United States since the early 1940s.

Ah yes, we'll devise an entrance exam to measure whether someone can afford a test prep course, and thereby measure whether they can afford our tuition. This will enable us to screen out applicants that we would have to give a need-based scholarship to while pretending we're being meritocratic.

by Star Cruiser December 18, 2015