by chris from millville pa May 05, 2010
Phrase (military parlance): to deliberately present a captured enemy flag or banner in an insulting manner, most usually by inclining the supporting staff downwards so that the flag or banner itself touches the ground.
Following the surrender of the German Sixth Army at Stalingrad, the order was given by General Zhukov to slight the colors of the defeated German forces.
by speedog July 03, 2010
after someone burps you call a color whoever repeats first or says a color last has to make a sex noise
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by JDB February 13, 2003
The way someone really is which they hide due to social rules, or out of fear of loss or retribution.
I though that guy was cool, but when I got in an argument with him he started yelling and his true colors came out.
by Webster Papadopolous July 12, 2004
the color "bro" is more commonly known as the color white. referred to as such when wore by a bro. usually pertaining to sunglasses, flip flops, or belts.
bro: "yo brah, can i get a pair of those sweet white shades?"
sales associate: "well, don't you mean the color 'bro' shades?"
bro: ::confused::
*credited to josh helton of 17th street surf shop
sales associate: "well, don't you mean the color 'bro' shades?"
bro: ::confused::
*credited to josh helton of 17th street surf shop
by 17thstreetgal April 27, 2010
A brilliant cover of Cyndi Lauper's 1986 song (written by Billy Steinberg and Tom Kelly) by the cast of Glee, an intelligent musical comedy.
The original was amazing, but in the context of the 'Hairography' episode, the cover was extraordinarily meaningful. Tina had her first real solo with this number, and the lyrics relate well with her past and present experiences.
The original was amazing, but in the context of the 'Hairography' episode, the cover was extraordinarily meaningful. Tina had her first real solo with this number, and the lyrics relate well with her past and present experiences.
Cathy: I want to be like Tina when I grow up.
Tom: What have a stutter HAHAHA?!
Cathy: No, to be comfortable with who I really am, to show my true colors, to find ways to connect with those I cherish.
Tom: Wow, you're beautiful! Like a rainbow.
Tom: What have a stutter HAHAHA?!
Cathy: No, to be comfortable with who I really am, to show my true colors, to find ways to connect with those I cherish.
Tom: Wow, you're beautiful! Like a rainbow.
by smalltown.boy November 29, 2009
when a man or woman is wearing an outfit that looks perticulairly tacky, he or she is said to be "fighting colors." if they are really tacky, the phrase "and the colors are winning" is added to the end of the phrase.
A fat woman walks in a bar wearing a hot pink dress with a yellow belt and green shoes.
"That ho is fighting colors and the colors are winning."
"That ho is fighting colors and the colors are winning."
by Christina From Da Mo January 23, 2008