How about that weather?

Used as a diversion to a conversation in attempt to change a subject when it gets awkward.

Person 1: Awesome night last night
Person 2: Yeah was heaps fun, especially that part when you fell over on the d floor
Person 1: Hhahahaa yeah how embarrassing, not as bad as you mackin on with that fugly guy
Person 2: Yeah so how about that weather?

by pumagirl April 2, 2011

Weather Fetish

Some people have the fetish to get sexually excited by the weather.

> Wow man you see that cloud over there, damn I would like to mastrubate on that!

< What the F*ck dude, have you got a Weather Fetish?

by Skunki May 3, 2009

weatherbox

the greatest band heard in a long time. they have original lyrics and peircing melodies.lead by brian warren

I went to the che cafe to listen to weatherbox play.

by weatherboxislife August 11, 2008

fair-weather christian

People that observe the Christian religion, but only attend church on Christmas and Easter.

Stan arriving at church late: Great no spaces! Thanks to the fair-weather Christians that only show up on Christmas and Easter.

by baudday January 26, 2010

Fair-weather friend

What most people you will meet in life are by nature. There's always something to do, a part of the world you haven't seen. There's one person who's not a fair-weather friend in your life, and that is you. There's only one person you need, there's only one you have to rely on. Yourself, everybody else needs to fuck off, period.

It's rare to find somebody who doesn't keep a few phony fair-weather friends around, but some people don't do it that way, they live how they want, they're here one time only, period.

by Solid Mantis November 11, 2016

inclement weather

"Inclement weather" means unpleasant weather, which is stormy, rainy, or snowy weather. However, the phrase inclimate weather often is mistakenly used when the speaker really means "inclement" weather.

Amos: This is the coldest summer we have had on record. We need to do something about anthropogenic climate change.

Ignore Amos: Dude, there ain't no global warming! It's colder than usual this week, and don't you remember that inclimate weather we had this winter? That was cold, too!

Amos: Anthropogenic climate change does not mean just global warming. It also includes unseasonably cooler weather due to the melting of the polar ice caps. Furthermore, cold weather in the winter is not inclimate weather. I think "inclement weather" is what you meant to say.

by Biff Skippy February 8, 2010

earthquake weather

A period of unease preceeding a large earthquake. This is not a scientific term, although heat and humidity have been said to preceed major earthquakes.

The term can also be applied to tension between friends, possibly preceeding a fight.

"What's with this heat, man?"
"Earthquake weather."

by David. April 1, 2005