Degree Creep

When people need higher degrees to obtain the same job that people with lower degrees used to get. Ex. when the same job that used to require a bachelor's degree, now requires a master's degree, even though a person with a bachelor's degree could still competently do that job. This is a result of the job market being flooded with people who have higher degrees than was usual, and this new higher degree becomes the norm when hiring.

Dennis: I hate having to shell out so much money and spend so much time to go to grad school.
Omar: Why not stop with a bachelor's?
Dennis: Because of degree creep, i need a master's degree to have a good chance of getting a good job.

by Brent Wheeler January 21, 2015

Undredth Degree

(n.) - Ten times more intense than the Nth Degree.

When Urban Dictionary doesn't accept my new entries, it's tarded to the Undredth Degree.

by smellyrock February 26, 2008

Graduate Degree Cars

Expensive, luxury cars that are usually driven by educated professionals with advanced graduate degrees such as JDs, MDs, PhDs, DDS etc.

- Mercedes Benz
- BMW
- Porsche

- Audi
- Lexus

- Graduate Degree Cars

by John Wayne, the Duke October 21, 2013

Three Degree's Triangle

A person's hairline when it starts to recede and he (or she) loses two clumps of hair on the top of his (or her) head and at the sides, been left with a piece of hair in the middle of the head which (usually when brushed or slicked back) resembles a triangle.

ie: Phil Collins from the late 80's onwards.

Do you remember that guy from the film, you know, he had a three degree's triangle?

by Anthony Corbett December 1, 2006

degree degree

How Google translate reads "( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) "

Person 1: *types ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)*

Google: Degree Degree

Person 1: Tf is that?

by ( ͜。 ͡ʖ ͜。) September 18, 2016

Second degree friend

A friend of a friend.

Amy and I are second degree friends. I am friends with Tom who is friends with Amy.

by spornographer June 16, 2010

30 degree swagger

A certain way of presenting yourself, mostly shown in a person’s walk. In this particular swagger-type, a person has a 30 degree lean to the right, while still keeping his head and legs aligned. A swagger to the left, or with less than 30 degrees is considered a ‘’false swagger’’.

My 30 degree swagger is Tight!
His 30 degree swagger outswaggers that guy by 5 degrees!
This fool be swaggering his 30 degree swagger to the wrong side!

by Aging Hippie Liberal Douchebag June 14, 2011