fourish

pron. foorish

verb

the act of drunken eating upon returning home safely from a bar late at night or early in the morning

P.D. felt hungry when the taxi dropped him off so he decided to fourish himself with two frozen southwest eggrolls, his roommate’s leftover tater tot hot-dish, a bag of Cool Ranch Doritos, and a can of Chef Boyardee ravioli.

by iBetty July 2, 2011

trading fours

A jazz music term, indicating a pattern in which two solo instruments alternately play 4 measures each.

Engaging in senseless or pointless argument.

"You better move now little darlin' or you'll be
trading fours with the Jack of Speed" . . .
Steely Dan's 'Jack of Speed' from Two Against Nature, 2000

by James Cox November 4, 2006

March Fourth

A holiday where you work towards achieving your dreams, noted my many to be on March 4th "March Forth".

This holiday is used as an excuse to make an effort, take a risk, or refuse to let reasons come between you and your goals.

On March Fourth (March 4th), people make a special effort to improve their lives, improve themselves and "March Forth" toward their dreams and highest aspirations.

Some examples:
Anything you DO that makes you feel good!
Reading a book by an author you aspire to write like.
Writing 2 pages/entries/edits on that thing you've been working on.
Taking extra time to express love for your friends and family.
Calling a record-high number of clients, and asking for sales.
Taking the stairs to your floor or walking to the next bus stop.

by AGS March 24, 2011

four-four

a .44 caliber magnum pistol

shits is gonna get murderous, nigga betta bring the four-four

by rocky June 18, 2006

Four Fours

Generally refers to 1984 model spoke wheels wrapped with Vogue brand tires.

"Tippin' on fo'-fo's (four fours)" from Mike Jones' Still Tippin' (Featuring Slim Thug & Paul Wall)

by elphKOTM March 8, 2005

Foul-weather friend

A friend who is there for you when your down, but is no where to be seen when your happy.

He is a foul-weather friend, he is always there for me but I never see him when I’m happy.

by Jennifer the yowie hunter August 6, 2018

Fourth Wall

The thin line that exists between a story and reality. When a character in a story tells the reader in some way that they know that they are a character in a story, that is called 'breaking the fourth wall'.

Character 1: The author is a jackass who can't write me properly.
Crashing noise
Character 2: Well, there goes the fourth wall.

by Kyo Kusanagi July 7, 2003