Gimp Arm

When cuddling, the useless arm that gets stuck in between the two cuddlers due to the lack of a better place to put it. Usually ends up by the crotch, intentionally or not.

"Are you trying to grope me?!"
"No, it's just gimp arm."

by soooglow32 January 20, 2013

alligator arms

Someone that never offers to pay for anything. They suddenly can't reach their wallet/purse when its time to pay the bill because they are cheap.

It should have been $40/each, but John has alligator arms and didn't put any money in.

by Wings&aHalo September 20, 2006

Aligator Arms

The lunch check comes and someone doesnt want to pay.

Tom gets aligator arms everytime we go to lunch.

by Viv Lover February 5, 2009

Arm bra

The usage of an arm by a woman to cover her otherwise bare breasts. It is usually laid horizontally across the nipples.

I like to look through my wife's Victoria's Secret catalogues so I can see Alessandra Ambrosio wearing nothing but an arm bra.

by SmoothPotato July 22, 2009

Darts arms

The action of holding one's arms on either side of one's body, flexing said arms and then pumping them up and down while chanting loudly - preferably a variation on 'do-de-do-da-du-da-do-du-do-do' - in the manner of a boozy darts fan celebrating a maximum checkout from Phil 'The Power' Taylor at the World Darts Championships in Ally Pally. Essentially an oafish way to celebrate something.

After realising there was still a tiny bit of Tabasco left in the bottle to put in his crisp sandwich, Seb celebrated by doing darts arms.

by kenilworth75 April 23, 2011

Rubber arm

Someone being persuaded easily

Jared we should drink this hole case of beer I don’t care if you have to work tomorrow.
(Jared) twist my rubber arm why don’t you!

by Italian creep May 26, 2018

arm-chest

1. A box placed on the upper deck, or in the tops, to contain a ready supply of rifles, pistols, or cutlasses.
2. A similar box or chest used in the military service for the transportation of small arms.

In the book "A Tale of Two Cities," Charles Dickens writes, "So the guard of the Dover mail thought to himself, that Friday night in November, one thousand seven hundred and seventy-five, lumbering up Shooter's Hill, as he stood on his own particular perch behind the mail, beating his feet, and keeping an eye and a hand on the arm-chest before him, where a loaded blunderbuss lay at the top of six or eight loaded horse-pistols, deposited on a substratum of cutlass."

by FFFeatherfox February 23, 2019