Lethal Weapon Cigarette

A totally crumpled, but still smokable cigarette, usually caused by sitting on it. This comes from a scene out of the Lethal Weapon film where Mel Gibson has fallen off a bridge and wants to smoke a cigarette to beat the unbearable pain.

"Oh dammit, you sat on my pack of cigarettes, now I have a Lethal Weapon cigarette"

by jormeidt October 5, 2006

weapon

A term used to describe someone who is a spanner or a tool. A person who is extremely stupid and possibly ugly.

Ant: Hey mate, do you like my new burberry cap?
Jim: Nah mate, it's well chup. You look like a complete weapon!

by Jim July 19, 2004

crutch weapon

A weapon in any video game that is on the borderline of overpowered from it being unrivaled in a certain category that makes it very easy to use.

You're not that good of a player in Team Fortress 2. You use crutch weapons almost every game.

by Bill Nye the Asian Spy January 5, 2017

assault with a friendly weapon

another way of saying rape

check out surprise sex

by 2502258 November 14, 2004

6 men weapons and equipment

This is an antisemetic dog whistle used by nazis and the alt-right. It is an obfuscation of "6MWE", that is, "6 million wasn't enough", referring to the number of Jews killed during the holocaust. Google it in quotes, and you'll only find this page.

Nazi 1: 6 Men Weapons and Equipment.
Nazi 2: I totally agree, 6MWE.

by just-google-it January 31, 2021

Never Eat Soggy Wheat

1 - A mnemonic device used by kids to remember the directions of North East South and West. You must point to each direction as you speak each corresponding word.

Example: Never - Forward, Eat - Right, Soggy - Backward, Wheat - Left

2 - Good advice.

Ex. 1 - Wait, is west on the left, or right? Let's see... Never Eat Soggy Wheat... Oh yeah, it's on the left.

Ex. 2 - Dude, this soggy wheat is gross.

by Speeps September 26, 2010

Weapons of Math Instruction

Your basic tools for teaching math: Protractor, ruler, compass, etc.

They forced the man off the plane because he said he was carrying weapons of math instruction.

by Rodney Basil December 14, 2003