underwater basket weaving

fictional college course that is used to mock the typical course load taken by the average Division 1 basketball or football "student-athlete".

Advisor: This semester I'm gonna have you take Basketball Theory 101, Geography 100, College Seminar 101 and Underwater Basket Weaving 101 so we can keep you eligible.
Athlete: I don't know if I can handle all that
Advisor: It's okay, we have individual tutors for each of those classes that will do your homework for you.

by quiggler March 7, 2007

understandable, have a great day

A recent spicy meme in which a black man is at a drive-thru window requesting food, only to be told that "food broke." He understands, and tells the worker to have a great day.

Customer: "Hello, Food?"
Worker: "Food Broke"
Customer: "Understandable, Have A Great Day"

by Drew G The Spicy Meme June 1, 2017

underdog

someone who rises to the top and proves everyone wrong but in the beginning gets no attentions or hint of their goal is being done or sum..

sasuke is a underdog thought the show Naruto.

Naruto isn't the underdog....this is just a joke peeps dont get tight

by justwantmesomewaffles January 25, 2018

Niggerlover undercover

A white person who has relationships with blacks (a niggerlover), but keeps it a secret.

She has a black boyfriend, but won't admit it. She is a niggerlover undercover.

by bigbadbulgarian March 8, 2007

Too much water under the bridge

A term used to describe when too much bad stuff has happened to ever make the situation right again.

We will never get back together after you cheated on me and stole from me. There's too much water under the bridge.

by TommyNoleBuc November 16, 2018

underknee

The area on the back side of the leg, directly behind the knee, above the calf and below the thigh. Similar to the under arm, but less hairy.

Underknee was chosen as a better name than kneepit for the area on the back of the leg, directly behind the knee.

by NewHavenFunnyGuy October 20, 2009

Ad undas

An expression (used excessively in Norwegian) of latin origin meaning to the waves, often used when you've failed and everything's going straight to hell.

The US economy is about to go ad undas

by Euphory August 16, 2011