Breezy Time

A bullshit excuse for procrastination. A good excuse to grab another beer. Flat out annoying to those who do not celebrate 'breezy time'. Used by the Irish way too much! When the phrase 'Breezy Time" is stated to a group of people they should go to the nearest fridge, grab a beer, and a seat, for it is chill time.

"Ok, lets go out!"
"Nah dude, grab a beer, Breezy Time, take it easy"

by BeerMe247 February 26, 2010

line time

The moment which befalls all those who seek to gurn. The prophecies say that once all the 5 gram lines are assembled, it will bring upon us, the end times and descent of humanity into gremlinhood

Hey cal you know what time it is? It's line time *prolonged snort*

by GrandMasterCal September 6, 2019

Lishy time

The time given to friends who are always late. Usually 15-30minutes before the actual meeting time.

I'll meet you there at 10:30 Lishy time

by Cstandy7 May 13, 2016

gq time

When its time to get spiffied up for the ladies.sleek or handsome

"Hey Chris,wanna get dressed for the club tonight?"

"Hell yeah man! Its GQ time !!"

by youngSavy December 4, 2013

bad time

At some point you just die
And the game over screen appears
And Determination starts playing
And you’re just like

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

‘do you wanna have a bad time?’ -sans undertale

by annoying dog January 3, 2023

time out

A way of rescuing yourself from a failed joke (it must be said quickly before anyone else can time you out) or a way of letting someone know that what they'd just said didn't work and/or was not funny.

"I'll buy that for a dollar! (no one laughs because this was only funny during Robocop's theatrical release) Time out..."

by Skibs76 January 26, 2017

Tupping Time

A time-honored tradition in parts of rural scotland where farmers cut wild and flamboyant designs into the wool of their sheep. It's marked by a 3 day festival in October where local farmers showcase their designs. The festival is often concluded with a parade of the participating sheep and various other performances. Parades can vary widely between regions, however, it always includes an erected dedication to Tupp, the ancient celtic lamb goddess and is concluded with a ceremonious burning of the fattest ewe.

In the more provincial villages, some archaic customs are still performed. One of these traditions is to cover the young brides of the year in sheep's blood to increase their fertility.

I need to dye my sheep soon to be ready for tupping time.

by Procrastin8 May 22, 2011