check bread

when one subway employee, closest to the oven, examines the confectionary item.bread check

Frank was serving a costumer and couldn't get to the bread in the oven so he uttered "check bread" to paul. Paul then examined the bread and determined that the bread was ready to be removed.

by The WGW October 12, 2011

The Kiki vibe check

When someone passes the Kiki vibe check it means they are weird, but safe. They're quite odd, but in a good way. They're really fun while your mental health is safe from toxic behaviour when you get close to them. Most of people that pass the Kiki vibe check are either lgbtq+, neurodivergent, mentally ill, anime/cartoon enthusiast, a memer or all of the above. Thought falling into one of those categories isnt' a requirement.

Person1:Dude, do you like to hang out with Sophie?

Person2:I mean she's fun, but she didn't pass the Kiki vibe check...

by Full of wisdom August 10, 2022

Boat check

When you want to have a boat day but you don’t have a boat, so you hint at your friend Ben who does have a boat to see if we can take it out.

Man, It’s so hot out, I wish I had a boat. Let me do a boat check and see what options we have

by Cogjog June 6, 2022

Box check

Leaning or bending the knees to check an opponent using one's pubic bone. A box check is performed by a player in a defensive situation trying to stop an attacker from getting past her or trying to separate an attacker from herself.

He came at me so fast I hurt myself a little box checking him.

by Candy_1234 October 13, 2019

Check steam

A troll phrase said occasionally in the Geometry Dash community to bait people into thinking the 2.2 update has been released.

Hey Alex. Check Steam.

You're an asshole, Jerry!

by xtx55 December 16, 2023

Gravity Check

Tool used on interest-based websites to link them to Gravity.com for further research, information and connections.

Yo, let's just Gravity Check it!

by Gravitator April 12, 2010

False Checking

1. Fraudulently claiming something as fact-checked to support an arguement when there is insufficient or contradictory evidence.

2. Citing potentially unreliable sources or sources with contradictory information to support a position, assuming that the audience will not thoroughly examine the references.

Politicians and journalists frequently employ deceptive tactics, such as gaslighting and false checking, in an attempt to manipulate public perception when presented with compelling evidence that challenges their assertions.

by StrategicMissedCalls June 18, 2024