1. To shut, deny entry or provide a barrier to
2. To be near to (proximity)
3. A game played on a table tennis table using two match boxes. The aim being to knock over the opponents box
2. To be near to (proximity)
3. A game played on a table tennis table using two match boxes. The aim being to knock over the opponents box
1. Close the door
2. I will sit close to you
3. Break out the match boxes and lets have a game of close
2. I will sit close to you
3. Break out the match boxes and lets have a game of close
by sneakyArab October 04, 2007
by that girl nikki January 12, 2019
When you shut yourself in your room and bring all the food and entertainment you need for however long you'd like to stay. Taking showers is optional
by mettycandy November 29, 2019
by KEI RLLY LIKES OMORI October 18, 2023
by Nick is the best Jonas Brother October 16, 2019
Coined on the 12th of September 2009 by Ben; defined by Jay
adj.
(1) A colour that is not quite red and not quite pink.
(2) A metaphorical use of colour to describe a relationship between two individuals, often a mutual friendship that is both warm and friendly.
(3) A state of mind whereby everything around you appears to be in harmony.
adj.
(1) A colour that is not quite red and not quite pink.
(2) A metaphorical use of colour to describe a relationship between two individuals, often a mutual friendship that is both warm and friendly.
(3) A state of mind whereby everything around you appears to be in harmony.
(1)
Jay: Wow, you got those new closes coloured shoes!
Nikki: I Know, aren't they pretty?
Jay: Yeah, they make me feel all warm and happy inside!
(2)
Jay: You know what Nikki, I really like being friends with you
Nikki: I know what you mean... This is one of the closesed friendships I've ever had.
(3)
Jay: I've been looking through closes-tinted spectacles recently...
Jay: Wow, you got those new closes coloured shoes!
Nikki: I Know, aren't they pretty?
Jay: Yeah, they make me feel all warm and happy inside!
(2)
Jay: You know what Nikki, I really like being friends with you
Nikki: I know what you mean... This is one of the closesed friendships I've ever had.
(3)
Jay: I've been looking through closes-tinted spectacles recently...
by Jay Aleksandr November 12, 2009
Near town or near the hub of activities. This is often used by realtors advertising apartments when they refer to a 'close-in' location.
Lovely studio apartment, close-in.
We camped close-in so using mass transit makes it easy to attend all of the festival events.
We camped close-in so using mass transit makes it easy to attend all of the festival events.
by rain-lover April 17, 2016