coker

1.The last name of Myself.
2.The last name of my family as well.

"What are we doing tonight?"
(random person) "I don't know, I think we are going to Coker's house."

by Coker July 6, 2004

manhole cover

slang for a sanitary napkin

I'm wearing a manhole cover today so you can't eat me.

by In Need June 8, 2003

colerain

town located in cincinnati consisiting of ghetto fabulous teenagers. colerain high school is known for their football team, and only their football team, with supporters such as the hoe row( girls who wear sports bras and sit in the front row of the student section). the school is headed no where... fast.

wow, colerain is the new detroit city.

by king coombs May 27, 2009

coner

Slang in some parts of Canada for a joint. Coner is usually reserved for a very well-rolled, cone-shaped joint.

"Quit bogarting that coner and let me take a puff"

by MikeTDK November 22, 2007

short cover

(FINANCE) when a trader in a short position is wrong about the price movement, and is consequently forced to buy the asset at the higher price in order to meet legal obligations.

The classic example of this is the broker who sells stocks he does not own, in the expectation that he can buy the stock in the future at a lower price for delivery. If the price goes up instead of down, the broker must "cover his shorts," and very possibly drive prices higher still.

When Morgan was ready to squeeze the shorts, he was damn certain his corner would hold as the Twombly men scrambled to buy shares at any price.

"I've got your short cover right here, Gentlemen," he snorted from his seat overlooking the trading pit.

by Abu Yahya April 15, 2010

Cover stick

A cigarette to be smoked immediately after smoking cannabis, to cover up the smell of weed with good old legal tobacco.

After Josh and I hotboxed his room, we lit some cover sticks so his mom wouldn't know we smoked weed in there

by Primo Jonez August 28, 2007

racial coercion

Subtle or open accusation of racism in order to manipulate or motivate a person to prove they are not a racist.

The political candidate used racial coercion to influence the audience by saying that people would not vote for him because he did not look like previous candidates.

by Tell-the-Truth October 18, 2008