Five Star General

Someone who has had homosexual sex with a member from all five branches of the US Military. Can be all at once or individually.
The homosexual equivalent of The Pentagon

"he's been hanging out at all the military bars, lately. He's going to become a Five Star General pretty soon"

by TimmaC10 December 13, 2020

Five Aces

Something that tops everything else

Blackjack and hookers is the five aces of evenings

by Shetface December 21, 2020

High-Five Fucker

A "High-Five Fucker" refers to a nazi or neo-nazi. Specifically the nazi salute, as reaching out for a high-five resembles the over-the-head salute.

"Yo what is he wearing?"
"A swastika armband, of course it won't let be John that High-Five fucker."

by Hotterthanawitchestitty September 7, 2021

Five Nights at Adventurers

Five Nights at Adventurers (Spectacular Show) is a FNaF Fan game made by a man named Whisper. The current game is REWRITTEN

Five Nights at Adventurers 1 suck if you disagree die

by Five Nights at Adventurers September 18, 2021

Five Nights at Adventurers

A fnaf fan game of a discord sever named Adventurer Spectacular Squad, really detailed

Woman: what is Five Nights at Adventurers?
Man: well it's a game made by a man named Whisper.

by Five Nights at Adventurers September 18, 2021

High five, show me you’re alive

An expression you use when you see someone you know down at the shops. This expression was founded in Knoxfield by a local legend, Aaron, who often gets ridiculed for owning the expression.

Random guy at shops: ‘Hey mate’.
Aaron: ‘High five, show me you’re alive’.
Random guy at shops meekly offers hand: ‘Yeah ok’

by Andos Hastos October 7, 2021

five-frase filibuster

Or "phive-phrase philibuster". Refers to a knock-knock joke, since its utilization needlessly adds lots of extra words to said utterance, especially in "everyday" or "ordinary" instances where a simple question or statement would have sufficed.

Employing a five-frase filibuster may indeed consume extra time and lung-power, but it also can often greatly relieve tension and cause a possibly-less-than-welcome statement/question to be received considerably more calmly and/or amicably than it might have been if you'd simply blurted it out "directly".

by QuacksO July 18, 2021