Pour a bowl of cereal

"Pour a bowl of cereal" - A colloquial invitation signifying more than just a shared breakfast. It implies an open invitation to spend time at someone's place, extending to overnight stays and lingering into the following morning. It suggests a comfortable and welcoming atmosphere where guests are encouraged to relax and make themselves at home.

She can pour a bowl of cereal at my place any time she is a certified dime!

by Word G February 7, 2025

pour me up

to pour the person who said the term an alcoholic beverage.

Hey bro go in the kitchen and pour me up.

by carebearsie February 14, 2023

pouring a mermaid into the void

Colloquialism for "this/that doesn't make any sense"

Jordan be pouring a mermaid into the void tryn'a explain modernism to his 9-year-old.

by carnefox October 9, 2020

Pouring the Cobb

Midwestern reference to intercourse

I was pouring the cobb to Ellie May until she queefed

by Word_Girl143 November 15, 2009

Pszwaro Pour

A hefty pour, usually of wine in a wine glass. Typically the pour fills the glass all the way up.

“That was quite the Pszwaro Pour.” “Mind your own business.”

by chickenstriptease July 21, 2020

table pour

Table pour: as a statement - implies beer was so bad you couldn’t risk it staying in your drinking vessel long enough to. Make it to a dump bucket. Properly done by pouring it on the table while maintaining eye contact with whomever gave you this beer.

“Actual water on mars would taste better, even if it would ruin my body by consuming it. This beer is so bad it’s a table pour.”

by toastcowboy November 12, 2017

The Norris… Pour Elle

Basically a vibrating dildo shaped liked Chuck Norris’ gun. The French “for her” lends the powerful device a soft feminine connotation.

Just about the only thing that gets her off these days is The Norris… Pour Elle

by Kevin S. And Michael J. March 4, 2024