Co-whort

Noun. Definition: People who choose to negotiate their intimate relationships and define "rules" that best suits the needs of those involved. Not marriage.

She is a true co-whort. Just look at that co-whort; she is having so much fun!

by Ms. Monsterocity May 15, 2013

co-smokers

fellow marijuana smokers who aren't really your friends. the only thing in common shared by you and the co-smokers is your mutual interest for using marijuana.

"Yeah, Rachael called me and asked me if I wanted to hang out the other day... but I said no because we're only co-smokers."

by young meezy April 2, 2009

Co Town

Another name for Waco Texas

We goin to Co Town to get some Baylor girls

by Trigga man November 2, 2006

co-ed girl

generally referred to girls who live in co-ed residences at Dalhousie university, originally from Toronto. Their style includes: the LuLu Lemon pants with Uggs, 'looks like i just woke up' hair (but really worked on it all morning), clip directly on the top of the head, layers pulled over the gluteus maximus, parka jackets, louis vuitton purses (fake), and any other designer, in-fashion accessories. they suck.

kate: 'look at those girls from risley!'
jess: 'why do they come to shirreff and eat salad?'
amanda: 'they're so co-ed'
kate,jess,amanda: 'they're definitely co-ed girls!!!!"

by Shaniqua March 22, 2005

co & ca

represents the band "coheed and cambria", who hail from new jersey.

i, unlike most of you mo fos, have liked co & ca since their first record, before their "a favor house atlantic" video came out.

by cece shelton July 3, 2004

Co-Brother

Brothers-in-Law related by marriage. Specifically men married to sisters related by blood, sisters of the same set of parents.

The usage signifies the ties of family or brotherhood via marriage, perhaps a reflection of the remains the matriarchal society prevalent in Southern India in pre-history.

Brandon is my co-brother, his wife Tammy is my wife's sister.

by Sunida February 22, 2011

Co-pilot

A co-pilot is a buddy who you would take with you while on the prowl for chicks. Co-pilots are generally the substitute for a wingman when one is not available. A common use for a co-pilot is to distract her friends while you make your move. However, a co-pilot can't be granted the same level of trust as a wingman, in the sense that they are usually rookies and have yet to earn their wings. Therfore, co-pilots are a last resort.

Guy 1 - "hey man, I need a wingman for tongiht. You in?"

Guy 2 - "Sorry dude, I have to work early in the morning. Why don't you get your little bro to co-pilot you?

by outforsomeair April 9, 2010