Half-night stand

Similiar to a one night stand,

Except being stopped halfway through and asked to leave

Man A- 'How did it go with that chick last night?'
Man B- 'Pah, it were horrible, I think my cock was too big and was hurting her, so she stopped halfway through and asked me to leave'
Man A- 'Thats weak dude, I thought she was into you too'
Man B- 'Yep, just a half-night stand for me'

by llihp notwen November 22, 2011

half moon bay

a small town south of san francisco. half moon bay is known as hmb, media luna, and moon town. hmb is known for the pumkin fest and dream machines. hmb is also known for the good ass bub they got and the two gangs csl(coast side locos) and mln(media luna nortenos). the nortenos are not weak like the scraps(sureno), the nortenos dont try to start fights with minors, they fight with people there own age.

u here about the fight n moon ridge last nite the scraps fucken lost or man the pumkin fest and dream machines was really cool.man half moon bay is crazy those nortenos dont play.

by hmbcoastside April 26, 2010

becoming a man and a half

A guy's code to say he got a boner.

He was becoming a man and a half when he saw the naked woman.

by KittyHugs April 2, 2010

Half-Price-Books-It

The act of searching one or several Half Prices Books for a book, movie, or CD you want but do not feel the need to pay full price for. Often times one has previously owned this item but has lost it.

Can also be used as the verb "Half-Price-Booking-It".

Nati: Aw man, I lost my copy of Garden State. I guess I'll just Half-Price-Books-It.

by NatiBee May 18, 2010

flag at half mast

semi-erect penis, hollywood loaf, not ready for action

Drinking all night put the flag at half mast, and Rob could not perform.

by elvette July 21, 2006

Half-life 2

The single greatest game ever that some wordn00b wannabe script kiddie hacked and ruined the gameplay for every other serious gamer.

HL2 pwns Halo 2, UT, CS, etc...

by pur1337 October 8, 2003

half a rooster step

1. A short distance ahead while riding in a vehicle.
2. My grandmother (1880-1973) from Bucyrus, Ohio and Youngstown, Ohio, used it frequently

It's not far--just a half a rooster step away.

by Robert E Palisin I April 22, 2007