Coolios Like Cheerios

A term to express something being rad. You can also add, "in a kitchen cabinet" or, "in a kitchen cabinet in France."

Adding that will express how beyond awesome something is.

"Dude, that trick was coolios like cheerios!"

by Keri Tomlin June 11, 2008

Eat Like a Roman

Derived from Roman times when someone eats so much (usually good) food, they feel happy but nauseous from all the food. Past tense: "ate like a Roman"

Noah: I cannot wait to eat like a Roman and feast on all the great foods this Thanksgiving.
Zach: I know what you mean, dude! I ate like a Roman last year and nearly lost my dinner.

by Licensed_Nerd November 22, 2018

just like the chase

just like all of the other stupid jerks people call men or boys

your just like the chase!i cant stand you!

by Melany torez December 13, 2010

It's snowing like a pig

Like Michelle says, it's snowling like a pig means, it's snowing like crazy.

Did you look outside It's snowing like a pig!!

by WinterWonders February 22, 2021

Hung like a clown

To seemingly make sense at first but then, upon further scrutiny, to actually make no sense at all. Pure gibberish.

"Don't pay any attention to what Jimmy says; he's hung like a clown.

by Fred Funt December 8, 2021

That’s what I like

A popular song that is used to torture a 17 year old gremlin child whose laugh took away Prince Philips last canonic life. This song has an amazing TikTok style clip.

Person 1: let’s have a look at YouTube
Person 2: why is there a clip of A little gremlin singing that’s what I like

Person 1: idk man let’s watch it
Person 3 (who watches said gremlin): please don’t-
Song: JUMP-
Person 3: immediately starts to lip sync

by Tommyinnit is a child April 11, 2021

like all balls

(adverb), like crazy i.e. a lot

BILLY: Hey Susie, wanna go hit that nudie beach up in Malibu and get rid of some of these tan lines?
SUSIE: Are you kidding? Have you looked outside today? It's raining ike crazy out there!
BILLY LOOKS OUT THE WINDOW.
BILLY: Damn. It's raining like all balls.

by HelenHar January 1, 2008