Time Squared

A term used when someone royally forgets something or when they Drop the Ball. Time Square in New York City on New Years Eve has a ball that drops to signify the entering of a new year.

"Dan was going to bring me a condom to the party but he Time Squared me, I had to settle for a blow job from that bitch."

by Calling You Out August 12, 2009

T Time

A term used by Ross Tweddell (aka King Ross) of Cultaholic and formerly WhatCulture whenever WWE commentator Booker T makes a mistake. It is a portmanteau of 'tea time' and the T in Booker T's name.

Sometimes, Ross will sing it to the rhythm of David Bowie's 'Changes'.

Ross: TA TA TA TA T Time!
Ross: Booker T I'm coming for you n-BLEEP

by oli davis February 10, 2018

down time

Time when your computer is stuck in a blue screen or won't turn on because M$ Windows is a POS.

That's why I run Mac OS. If every comp were a mac, downtime wouldn't be in this dictionary.

by downtime November 23, 2003

Partners In Time

You say that to your bitch that you ride with, it’s a saying

My girl and I are partners in time

by Youngchungus April 5, 2019

Nipple time

The act of two people squeeze each other's nipples for both sexual pleasure and fun. And squeezes until blood pops out. Then proceeds to lick each other's nipples, licking the blood off.

Hey bro, I just saw mark and his brother Jeffery having some nipple time in the bathroom.

by Ape man April 6, 2017

Bro Time

When two(or more) "bros" engage in completely friendly, platonic, consensual sexual activity in a fully "no homo" kind of way.

Bro 1: Hey, what are you guys doing tonight?
Bro 2: We were gonna go watch some Netflix and chill, maybe with some kissing and hand-holding involved, no homo though. Wanna join?
Bro 1: Sure dude! Always time for bro time!

by The Real Dante April 1, 2021

bullet time

super slow-mo effect {slow enough for the audience to see a bulet breaking through the air as it travels, hence the name} pioniered in the hit film "The Matrix".
The effect is created by filming a short scene against a green background using two video cameras and a lot of stills cameras. The images are then added to a computer generated background and then using computers the audience can be spun 360 degres around the action, showing great amounts of detail.

Watch the matrix... also view the bullet time documentry also on the matrix DVD and possibly at the end of the VHS

by david rees November 23, 2003