race to the bottom

The current push by businesses to drive down the standard of living in America, as a result of businesses fighting to sell there products at the lowest possible cost in the marketplace. In order to achieve the lowest cost workers pay and benefits are reduced or eliminated. Wal-mart leads this race.

The race to the bottom is underway as the factory worker was fired and will have to take a job with 1/2 the pay of his former job.

by ben dover April 7, 2004

box car racer

A great alternative punk hard rock band that is cool

Yo dis album is the shizzie

by Lloyd Banks September 14, 2004

Racefluid

(this is a joke btw)
A racefluid person can identify as any race depending how they feel like.

I'm racefluid so I can say nigga

by King of Pedars June 7, 2018

Racer X

Speed Racer's older brother Rex Racer who ran away from home many years ago.
Although he is Speed's rival, he is also his guardian angel at times.

Is it true? Are you really my older brother Rex Racer who ran away from home years ago?

by CornBald October 29, 2004

race queen

Modern Japan's answer to the pinup girl; also known as "idols" or "A/V idols". Race queens are media icons who may be involved in everything from cheesecake posters, to pop music, to bad acting, to softcore pornography, but the emphasis is on their image as sexual objects. Samantha Fox in the 80's is a rough American parallel, except in Japan there are hundreds of these girls, many of them are teenagers, and their image leans more toward the cutesy and submissive feminine ideal that is prevalent in Japanese culture. Graphic portrayals of adolescent nudity are commonplace in race queen media.

Chiasa Aonuma is an example.

by Snuffleupagus August 21, 2003

racevestite

n: a person whom believes they are a race which they are not.

Bobby is a caucasian that thinks he is black and dresses all gansta. He is a racevestite.

by Michael "Smitty" Smith February 9, 2006

Café Racer

Any sports-oriented motorcycle modified with the intent of reducing weigh and increasing performance and improving handling. The term originally emerged in 1960s Britain to define the stripped and modified motorcycles ridden by the counter-culture 'Rockers', who would ride these 'café racers' along predetermined routes at high speed against the clock. Legend has it that a song would be played on the café jukebox, and the rider would have to complete the route and return before the end of the song. Many did not return at all. Original cafe racers of the Rocker era were largely based on Triumphs, BSAs, Velocettes, Nortons, Vincents, Moto-Guzzis and Ducatis - or amalgamations of multiple bikes, like Tritons and Norvins.

A café racer can also be a true-grit sport bike rider who rides hard and fast on the street. As defined by Dr. Hunter S. Thompson:
"A thoroughbred Cafe Racer will ride all night through a fog storm in freeway traffic to put himself into what somebody told him was the ugliest and tightest decreasing-radius turn since Genghis Khan invented the corkscrew.

Cafe Racing is mainly a matter of taste. It is an atavistic mentality, a peculiar mix of low style, high speed, pure dumbness, and overweening commitment to the Cafe Life and all its dangerous pleasures... I am a Cafe Racer myself, on some days - and it is one of my finest addictions." (Excerpt from "Song of the Sausage Creature")

"I put some lumpy cams and clip ons on my Norton this week. It's a proper café racer now."

"He'd ride that bike ton-up all day through the canyons. He's a real café racer."

by BikerJC April 17, 2006