road soldiers

Beers consumed behind the wheel of a vehicle. Preferably a 16 oz. High Life behind the wheel of an '74 Vista Cruiser.

Stop at the Hindu-Hut to pick up some road soldiers.

by shinebox March 14, 2003

82'nd airborne soldier

Noun:A badass paratrooper who was fighting in the battle of the bulge.He was awesome.

Soldier one:Hey man do you need a ride?
82'nd airborne soldier:No I'll be fine.
Soldier 2:Are you sure?
82'nd airborne soldier:If you need a place to park you can go behind me.
Tank driver:Who are you?
82'nd airborne soldier:I'm the 82'nd airborne and this as far as these bastards are going!

by Capt.Aggro February 1, 2009

street soldier

A gang member, a part of a gang

Man thats one street soldier i dont ever want to see in a dark alley.

by cadillac rider 13 May 20, 2006

toy soldier

A toy soldier may be a friend, an acquaintance, or a follower to a cause. They may be emotionaly connected to you, but they are "expendable" to a greater cause (usualy pertaining to the protection of a friend). because they are "expendable" they are refered to as toy.

" I got toy soldiers learkin round the corners, dont test me, cause any of them are willin to do what they need...."

by ~Conundrum~ July 16, 2009

Soldier A

The unsung hero of anime! Made only to die. Usually has only one line. Can be found in nearly every anime.

"What are you watching?"
"FullMetal Alchemist. Soldier A just died again."


Soldier A, the unsung hero of anime!

by Jordyann March 11, 2009

soldierism

the act of doing whatever it takes to achieve a goal, in a similar way to a soldier. Willing to hustle, grind, steal, fight, kill, to survive and protect yourself and/ or family.

this quality shows strength and attracts attention from those that are unable to do it themselves

Dude thats soldierism at its finest

by FunkyFroggy July 17, 2010

Overton slider

A politician or media personality who continuously discusses extremists and extreme positions about public policy or cultural values so as to help slide a metaphorical "window" of acceptance over views what were once considered radical and far outside the mainstream. By often illustrating or focusing discussion on the extreme and radical exceptions and outliers, the previously unacceptable extremes will appear less extreme, and soon come to be seen as a broadly held public view. And once this occurs, it can be voiced, debated, accepted, and generally framed or enacted as a serious premise or rationale for a policy or behavior.

On the air, the talk show host continuously featured guests talking about placing armed troops, and even land mines on the nation's borders, when his true position was a far less radical policy of better enforcement of immigration laws and policy. He was clearly another in a growing army of Overton sliders who have achieved a disturbing level of prominence in modern broadcasting.

by shoqvalue July 21, 2010