unisex

When an object is intended for use by either the male or female gender, as long as it is not clogs... they are female only

Dude check out my clogs! No bro those clogs are not unisex, they are female only shoes

by unisexer August 12, 2010

Wouldn't that just rip ya undies!

Kiwi (New Zealand) and Aussie (Australian) slang expressing frustration in an amusing way - as in for something that's really close but isn't quite there yet and would really annoy you because of it (is often used in Murphy's Law situations)

Sally: I only needed 1 more white shirt, but they've all sold out in my size!
Mary: Oh, "Wouldn't that just rip ya undies!"
Sally: Haha yeah - couldn't find any of them either!

Bob: I only needed 2% more to take the village over!
John: Oh! Wouldn't that just rip ya undies!
Bob: lol totally

by AhkNemet1 August 26, 2009

Unless

That one line in "We Know" used to progress the plot to the "Reynolds Pamphlet".

Hamilton: You have nothing, I don't have to tell you anything at all
Burr & friends: UNLESS

by ThatOneGuyWhoUsesCamalCase December 19, 2018

unisex

having sex with a unicycles

Hey! let's go have unisex!!

by clitdestroyer669 September 23, 2019

units

your parental "units", your parents

God the units are cramping my style

by Nix & BL June 21, 2001

unisex shoes

Male shoes that in contact with the floor produce a high frequency sound typically associated with female high-hill shoes. Also called female-shoes-worn-by-a-male.
When used at work (especially in IT crowds), the unisex shoes can induce between office mates the stiff neck sensation due to frequent head turnings in the hope of a female presence.

Jack, turning his head: Check this hot babe passing by in 5,4,3...damn it, I've told Richard not to wear those unisex shoes! False alarm, guys!

by pardaillan February 21, 2011

Bauerdick Units (BDU's)

The smallest unit of measurement known to man. It is actually a theoretical measurement because no one has been able to locate and accurately measure a Bauerdick.

The size of that pencil is 1.4 million Bauerdick Units (BDU's).

by Petr Czech May 1, 2009