by Hoppatrol June 24, 2017
A beer your Dad would drink while sitting in the yard arguing with neighbors.
Examples:
Old Style
Schlitz (Tall Boy's only)
Hamm's
PBR
Country Club Malt Liquor
Examples:
Old Style
Schlitz (Tall Boy's only)
Hamm's
PBR
Country Club Malt Liquor
by SweetSugarBalls November 02, 2017
by Gotcha_Andy August 24, 2016
by Olivier28 July 29, 2023
The act of having one's belongings absolutely thrown and strewn across the ground after unintentionally hitting, bumping, or dropping something.
Can be used in most situations, typically humorous. Meant to mimic a yard sale, in which your crap is all across your yard.
Most commonly used when a large amount of items is dropped, or when a vehicle carrying a large amount of loose cargo hits an obstacle.
Can be used in most situations, typically humorous. Meant to mimic a yard sale, in which your crap is all across your yard.
Most commonly used when a large amount of items is dropped, or when a vehicle carrying a large amount of loose cargo hits an obstacle.
by DatSuperPig December 06, 2020
1. An American sports comedy movie from 1974, The Longest Yard, tells the story of an incarcerated former professional American football player who builds a football team from the motley crew of the other prisoners. This team is supposed to play against the guards, who use their position, dirty tricks, and foul play to hinder the prisoners' team. The movie has had many remakes, most notably a 2005 one starring Adam Sandler.
2. A challenge that is greater than expected or reasonable. It comes from the title of the movie, where the prisoners have to not only get better at football, but also overcome inexperience, low confidence, lack of equipment, officers' cowardly attacks, etc. In gridiron football, a team advances score by walking yards until reaching the endzone. Since the prisoners have to deal with much more problems than the opposing teams, these yards are way harder for them to get, i.e., they are "longer," not in size, but in effort.
2. A challenge that is greater than expected or reasonable. It comes from the title of the movie, where the prisoners have to not only get better at football, but also overcome inexperience, low confidence, lack of equipment, officers' cowardly attacks, etc. In gridiron football, a team advances score by walking yards until reaching the endzone. Since the prisoners have to deal with much more problems than the opposing teams, these yards are way harder for them to get, i.e., they are "longer," not in size, but in effort.
1. You like football, prison shows and comedy, you should watch The Longest Yard.
2. To overcome addiction and homelessness was the greatest yard in his life.
2. To overcome addiction and homelessness was the greatest yard in his life.
by fighting_dumb_defs_in_urbandic June 23, 2021
Stompin' the Yard is the the act of dissing many people publicly in a song, public argument, rap, ect.
by DubC610Dubs December 02, 2010