get off on the wrong foot

Make a poor start

I think we get off on the wrong foot

by Middle East April 2, 2021

Something's wrong, I can feel it

When you look at scp-001, knowing it causes cardiac arrest followed by death, and your father is in a hospital emergency room for cardiac arrest

Something's wrong, I can feel it. I think my father has died, but I haven't been updated of it yet

by ♥🗺☠ May 24, 2021

wrongdezvous

A completely ill advised meeting.

I met her in a bar on Kent street, a fitting dump of a place for our illicit wrongdezvous.

by circushead August 27, 2006

Wrong Beverage

The act, intentional or otherwise, of urinating in your parters mouth while they give you a blow job.

The last five times I've come here, they've given me the wrong beverage.

by Mr Blumpkin January 11, 2009

right don't wrong nobody

right don't wrong nobody...meaning if you do the right thing no matter how bad things go right will always overcome wrong.

Me: The cops arrested uncle june momma for nothing and they didn't even want to listen to his excuse.
Mom: Don't worry baby be patient because right don't wrong nobody. Your uncle did not do nothing wrong.

by Alonzo J Jordan February 27, 2011

Not that there's anything wrong with that

A phrase used when a man is talking about homosexuals when they are not around and do not want to sound offensive. Or when someone is in danger of being thought of as gay, they will fervently object, then use this phrase.

Yo man, I'm not gay! Not that there's anything wrong with that.

by theoriginalbullshitalian June 12, 2011

Wrong Minded

When someone goes about : (1) Trailer park estate planning, (2) incorrectly interpreting the I.R.C., Treasury Regulations, or Congressional intent, (3) not being in agreement with a Professor, or (4) simply acting like a complete moron.

When used, this term is usually accompanied by a 2 step hand signal: Step 1 - Bring both thumbs together and point the pointer fingers up in the air to create a "W," Step 2 - Do a 180 degree flip of your hands to create an "M."

The inadvertent exposure to general powers of appointment being includible in one's gross estate under Treas. Reg. 20.2041-1(c)(i) is completely wrong minded.

by NothingElse99 October 6, 2010