Gabby Pace

Really ugly short disgusting Girl she also a very ugly hoe who nobody likes but she thinks that everybody likes her even. Tho no one like her she can pretend to be your friend she will probably kill you in your sleep she will always be a fake back stabbing friend do not hang out with her

Loser ass hole that is not nice Gabby Pace

by Djdjhdiwisidid July 15, 2019

Covid Pace

Covid Pace is the safe and smart approach to dating, courting and discovering someone you met on a dating app. It slows the process down, like it or not. So, slow your roll! The hope is that time invested will pay dividends when masks, costs, shoes, Sox and unmentionables go flying.

Dude 1: are you getting anywhere with the woman from Match?
Dude 2: oh she’s nice, cute, loves animals, but Covid Pace is blocking me!

Gal 1: how’s it going with that nice guy from Match?
Gal 2: really well? He’s funny, kind and opens my door! He honors Covid Pace !

by Guy on the Bridge of course! February 20, 2021

Fast Paced Environment

Corporate speak for overworked and underpaid.

Interviewer: "This is a fast paced environment"

Me: "You mean overworked, underpaid, understaffed and having to do 15 people's jobs despite only getting poorly paid for one?"

by Daun'Tay January 27, 2025

elf-paced

Very fast! You must be working fast and hard, just like elves trying to get all of santa's toys made on time!

I can't believed you finished all of your homework already you must have been working elf-paced!

by snufalupogous August 31, 2010

Arab pace

The pace in which is found in a fit middle eastern which cannot measured as they can bolt past leaving no trace .

“Holy crap did you see that fit middle eastern.”
“Yeah ,he must have Arab pace .”

by Cockblock6969 November 11, 2017

Smitty Pace

When a vehicle is going unreasonably slower than the speed limit and is holding up the flow of traffic

That car is going Smitty Pace for gods sake

by PortageeIron July 21, 2016

Pace-Locked

Typically used in running; a term used to describe someone who is generally not improving in an activity. Used in Cross Country to describe a person who is not able to improve and(or) has not improved in several years.

Oh, he’ll never beat 20:00 minutes, he’s been pace-locked for three years.

by ShadySamBoi September 16, 2019