The game of piss circle goes like this, when you’re going take a piss you pee around the edge of the water bowl and count how many times you can circle around it before running out of pee.
Try to get a new highscore each time!
Try to get a new highscore each time!
by I beat my virgin kid November 21, 2019
the known rivals of the Square Gang, and notorius for being a buncha bitches. Also known for being weak hoes with no musical taste.
aye man you hear bryan sucked ko's pp? Square Gang member #3: Ay what can you expect from Circle gang
by SquareJin January 10, 2020
A joke that is told while smoking weed in a circle, and thus must be kept between the circle. "What's said in the circle stays in the circle."
James: you can't expect to be on the "top 5 fighters at work" list when you have a curfew.....
Betty: Oh man that's funny ! I'm going to have to tell people at work!
James: Nahhhh nah nah that's a circle joke.
Betty: Oh man that's funny ! I'm going to have to tell people at work!
James: Nahhhh nah nah that's a circle joke.
by The stones of Abington April 16, 2016
Sue: "Did you hear what the boss said when I asked him if we were having an office Christmas party?"
John: "Yes, he talked about how expensive food was, how much fun a party is, and all the shopping he has to do. Typical circle-talker!"
John: "Yes, he talked about how expensive food was, how much fun a party is, and all the shopping he has to do. Typical circle-talker!"
by Caroline43001 January 11, 2012
Japanese slang uses the term “circle crusher” to describe someone, generally a female, who joins a school club (which are called “circles” in Japan) and sparks a breakdown in the friendship between existing members, often because of an active or desired romantic relationship.
"I heard Veronica broke up another group of friends again. Apparently she was secretly sleeping with all of them."
"What did you expect? She's well-known to be a circle crusher."
"What did you expect? She's well-known to be a circle crusher."
by 96Acedia April 28, 2020
When teachers stand in an oval formation, taking up the entire hallway and judge harmless students making their way to class.
Mrs. Swint and Mr. Wetbrook are in a huge judgement circle with the principal. When I walked by, they stared at me and acted like I murdered their families.
by cmrn May 22, 2015