tap her an extra time for me

wordtap/word her real hard as a favor for me.

tap her an extra time for me

by Anonymous January 14, 2003

pull her tracks out

pull her braces out

shalissa and i have so much beef i'm gonna pull her tracks out

by Lol...... February 18, 2017

I want to hold her hand

A juvenile expression used to admit that one likes a female; also can be used to grossly understate one's level of sexual attraction to someone.

Dave: That girl you've been seeing seems pretty cool, are you into her?

Paul: Yeah, you could say "I want to hold her hand"...

or

Larry: Didn't Charlize Theron look amazing in Prometheus?

Bill: Yeah dude, I'd hold her hand...

by GristleMcThorn February 19, 2014

Meet her thank you sir

When a man is approached by a woman and has sex with her quickly after. The male equivalent of wham bam thankyou ma'am.

A woman asked me out and bought me a hot and ready pizza. She thoughtbI was supposed to give her some because she bought a $5 meal and rubbed my leg. She thought I was a Meet her thank you sir.

by Bigrick9 April 26, 2020

duct tape over her nipples

when a girl with no personality attempts to wear as little clothing as possible to appear more attractive- even though every respectable man knows that a woman’s mind is most important.

Gary: “Well why don’t you date Maggie?”
Steve: “Are you kidding me? She’s constantly wearing duct tape over her nipples. I don’t think she even reads.”

by sidneysidneysidney June 21, 2021

I'd shadow her/his cabinet

An expression of lust about a member of parliament in the UK. Preferably (though not necessarily) in the opposition party.

Usage: <Exclamation>, <Member of Parliament> I'd shadow her/his cabinet

Example:
Pwoar, Nicola Blackwood - I'd shadow her cabinet anyday.
Jeremy Hunt - I'd love to shadow his cabinet.

by Frank Gorshin October 30, 2011

Stella's got her groove back

"How Stella Got Her Groove Back" was a mediocre and very forgettable 1998 movie that was most noteworthy and only remembered today for having a funky title. While there was nothing really about this movie worth remembering, it's silly title lives in as a sportscentery pop-culture reference used to describe a previously good player or team that's been in a slump emerging from that slump. Gen-Xers will cackle with the reference while millennials will shrug their shoulders as it passes over their heads...

(Radio play-by-play baseball commentator) "Santana's at the plate, he's been in a bit of a funk, hasn't had a hit in 5 games. Here comes the pitch across the plate, swung on and (CRACK) belted - it's going long - got the distance - STELLA'S GOT HER GROOVE BACK IT'S A HOME RUN FOR SANTANA!!!!"

by RATTnroll January 9, 2017