Slice of Paper

A better, and more technically correct, way of saying "piece of paper". Its usage pioneered by Matthew Baker.

Guy 1: Hey man, can I borrow a slice of paper?

Guy 2: Sure man. Sounds like a plan.

by madba May 25, 2010

paper american

Someone who naturalized into the United States (i.e. green card) and was not an American at birth. This person is only American because they got the papers (i.e. citizenship) via the naturalization process and not by birth.

Look at that snobby, unappreciative Indian woman. Reaping the benefits of America yet gives no respect to her fellow citizens. She's a typical paper American.

by gonzobrains March 6, 2015

paper rock scissors

When someone above the age of thirty refers to the game of rock paper scissors.

You kids play paper rock scissors to see who gets to eat tonight.

by Luridforest June 16, 2017

Ruse Papers

Papers you carry with you while making visits of a purely personal nature to coworkers, giving the impression to others that you intend to conduct actual business.

Grab some ruse papers and we'll go find out what Tracey's doing this weekend.

by savethemosquitoes April 16, 2011

Placerville

A quiet redneck town conveniently located between Sacramento and Tahoe, where "yee, yee" is a common phrase, trucks are covered in mud for fun, you see everyone you know at Walmart, and there is little to no diversity.

Placerville: that town you pass through to get to Tahoe

by Mmmkayy December 20, 2016

research paper

Evil, pure evil. Its basically not a discussion, but a gathering of all your infomation on a certain topic.

Botany: root growth, development etc. etc. etc.

by FAIFJAEI November 4, 2003

Paper Route

Place where a dealer sells drugs from

I'm movin rocks on the paper route

by Poofer May 11, 2004