Yellow light run

It's that sudden last minute overspeeding run that people often make to cross the traffic signal while it is still yellow. A common practice in India and has killed many, however, still remains a favorite street antic for many.

Girl: Dude, look yellow light still, hit the gas and let's cross it while it's yellow

Guy: Anything you say darling...time for a Yellow light run and here we go....

Girl and guy: oh nooooooo......

*CRASH*

by Street Patrol May 17, 2011

Bang 'n Run

It means two things.

1. The literal idea of banging one's companion

2. Shooting someone in the ballsack and running away very fast in a video game

1. One summer afternoon stand you find a nice lady, Bang 'n Run (not one night stand)

2. Ah u shot my ballsack im gonna hack ur xbox live account ****** (Bang 'n Run)

by K Factor May 30, 2010

Run and Stop

n. Used as such: "The Run and Stop"
When an extremely awkward individual, usually carrying a large backpack or a lot of books, starts running in a scurried manner for no apparent reason, only to stop and start walking at a normal pace again about three seconds later.
Coined at Brandeis University.

Person 1: That awkward kid started running for no reason on the way back from class today.
Person 2: Yeah, he always does the Run and Stop.

by marmarbinxypoo September 7, 2013

run a batch

masterbate

Its that time of the month for my girl, so i just had to run a batch

by artman01 October 27, 2010

shame run

a very late, drunk'n trip to get fastfood

Dude, I woke up on the couch with wrapers and dried-up cheese all over my lap. I don't even remember going on a shame run.

by christpanda August 7, 2011

running fool

a person devoted to a particular activity

he is a running fool, i.e. he like running

I'm the picture taking fool, i.e. I like picture taking

by gsboris January 17, 2015

#s-run

the IRC Undernet channel that is home to the #S-Run Shadowrun Gaming Community.

I didn't know that people played Shadowrun on IRC! Why, oh, why didn't I discover #s-run sooner?

by J. Daigle June 30, 2007