soup time

When you ask your mom to buy hamburger but then buy soup like a boss

you: Can I have money for burger. Mom: for burger. you: yus

you: actualy buys soup time. You: SOUP TIME

by Urban Kornflakes May 19, 2019

time for a change

What the United States of America needs, politically speaking.

Like Barack Obama said, "It's time for a change"

by qwerty1 January 13, 2009

Age of Time

A game made by Badspot, maker of Blockland (Definition of Blockland on database.) Rated T for Teen

Slight Nudity; Fun spells; Jail noobs; Age of Time Rockz

by Kaphix December 10, 2008

whatever-time

whatever + time = whatever-time

The total value of your effort and time that is wasted included with whatever means that was used up or given out to someone else under dis. (disrespect, disregard, dishonest, etc). This continues without your awareness from something like a talk to the hand so you remain unaware and they can come back for whatever from you again - over and over. You just give it up frivously until you become aware of the dis or you expire/die -- thus whatever-expires.

That fucking user trash!!!!!! The whatever-time is the house, the car, and last 2 fucking years of my life!

by In the Mindway May 1, 2005

It's time to stop.

When people really need to stop, or when you lost your parents. "ITS TIME TO STOP OK"

You'd probably use this when your friend hops into your van into your seat right next to you. It's time to stop.

by Om3n! November 30, 2016

Dildo time

1) Dildo time is similiar to Bullet time, in which time slows down for everyone except the user, and he pulls out a giant Dildo and runs up behind people and butt rapes them with it while they are powerless by time slowing effects. Also, Dildo time needs to said in an Indian accent

2) A watch where all it has is a picture of a dildo on it, hence it is always 'dildo time'

(while playing 2 vs 2 on Halo 3)

Me: Hey Jake, what time is it for these guys?
Jake: ITS DILDO TIME!!! *bumrapes everyone*

by Poobumlurtz June 1, 2009

Time thief

Someone who takes up your time with pointless explanations or anecdotes.

When asking a collegue a yes/no question, he replied with a 45 minute response. Not only that but he sent a follow up email later that day and when I didn't reply once again accosted me with with his response (which still didn't answer the question). My collegue is a time thief as he took more than an hour of my time.

by happykat October 14, 2009