fraud checked

when a fraudulent (overrated) sports team or individual finally plays a worthy opponent and is exposed for being worse than they were supposed to be. logical conclusion of being on fraud watch.

St. Johns got fraud checked by Arkansas during March Madness this year. I knew a 2 seed was too high for them.

by sunkinphilsdunkey March 23, 2025

Alaskan oil check

A sex act that involves inserting a frozen popsicle up a person's anus

Come by later and I'll let you give me an Alaskan oil check 😏

by Avrazchupac May 31, 2024

Pit PB Check

Pit Of Heresy Personal Best Check on Dungeon report

Pit PB check or get Ran

by Desssz June 3, 2024

Color Check

A term used in BDSM (or any dom/sub situation) where the dom asks the sub for a color to communicate how they're feeling.

Green - Good to go

Yellow - Slow down

Red - Stop

"Color check. How are you doing?"

"Green!"

by Ubeenbamboozledson June 8, 2024

Race checked

Race checking, a race check, or the past tense "race-checked" is an occurrence when one person claims to be a race and the other person denies them that privilege. It typically occurs when ambiguous ethnic groups claim to be white but a "race expert" will come in and deny his race, often in a cruel and mocking way. Race checkers come in many different races: An Indian man race checking an Arab who claims to be southern European for example.

"I'm white, bro!"
"You aren't white, you look like dirty arab!"
A bystander: "DAMN, GET RACE CHECKED!"

by rrrrrrrrfkokdgijsaijghdsijjhgd June 11, 2024

Check your mirrors

When someone needs to nuance or reflect on what they have done or before doing something think about it from above.

Person 1: Who do you think it is?
Person 2: Hold on, I need to check my mirrors

Person 1 What is that?
Person 2 When someone needs to nuance or reflect on what they have done or before doing something think about it from above.
Person 1 Alright go ahead
Person 2 Okay, I think It's T_Cr6el1

Check your mirrors

by Softopps June 17, 2024

False Checking

1. To falsely assert that something has been fact-checked as true or false when there is little to no supporting evidence or even evidence to support an opposing argument.

2. Misrepresenting information by referencing unreliable or contradictory sources, assuming that the audience will not verify the accuracy of the claims.

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

by StrategicMissedCalls June 18, 2024