Clock

a clock-like measuring instrument used to record data other than time, like an odometer, taximeter, or speedometer.

The delivery truck's distance was tracked by a special clock on the dashboard, recording miles driven like a regular clock keeps track of time.

by Arminkshipper July 8, 2024

chookers

Another word for checkers

I chooked chookers with two chooked chooks and the two chooked chooks got chooked because I unchookedly chooked the unchooked chook.

by bluestinger66 July 9, 2024

chookings

May refer to:
• a synonym for Christmas stockings
• delicious recipes

I cooked up the chook with a look that took the chooked brook cook to hang the chookings on the hook. So the chooked brook cook took the chookings and hooked them up near the unchooked book shelf full of chooked books.

by bluestinger66 July 10, 2024

chook

A chicken, usually one in a food context. As such, it can also be used in a collective manner, eg: “I eat chook.”

“I’ll go and pick up the chook.”

by Mushiking42 October 20, 2024

clock that tea

used when a person bluntly brings a topic or situation to attention

"clock that tea"

person: "pink friday 2 was a flop"

other person: "clock that tea!!"

by internet slang: a guide December 16, 2024

clockster

someone who is like obsessed with things being at the EXACT time they want even though it legit doesn’t matter.

my prof is such a fucking clockster. she really was like “you can’t take the final because you came to class late 🤓☝🏾” like bitch class starts at 8:00 and i got there like no shit 10 seconds after 💀

by cumrag82 December 29, 2024

Clocked her tea

“Clocked her tea” is used in a sentence as a comeback to something mostly in arguments but it’s said by another person

Person 1 “I it’s just a hamster it’s not that big of a deal”

Person 2 “ and what would you know about having one??”

Person 3 “clocked her tea rq”

by Heathertowey January 8, 2025