Not Safe For Work

What Urban Dictionary would be if every definition had a picture with it.

I can't even search up the number 70 without it being not safe for work!

by xxxman360 May 31, 2018

safe food

can be used in eating disorder communities, and autism communities, in ed, can be defined by a food that is low in calories and the person is not worried about eating it, in autism, autistic people can be ''picky eaters'' because sensory issues, so, safe food, is a food that the person likes it, the texture, and its safe to eat, and that will not cause a meltdown

''yeah, my safe food is apples''
''im autistic, my safe food is spaghetti''

by ggukied March 19, 2021

Safeword

A safe word is used to interrupt a scene during sex, mostly in BDSM relationships. Usually words entirely unrelated to the situation, such as "red, banana, shelf, chair" etc, are used as safe words. A safe word is important for both submissive and dominant partners to create a safe and comfortable space for everyone involved.

Dom: *smacks partner*
Sub: "BANANA! (safeword) That's too hard."

Dom: *smacks partner*
Sub: *yelps*
Dom: "RED! (safeword) I feel bad/guilty for hitting you like that."

by sourceofeducation September 8, 2018

Safety pin

Something you put on you're clothes when you're supportive of the lgbtq+ community and a safe space for them (SAFEty pins)

Person #1 "look that girls wearing a safety pin on her shirt"
Person #2 "yea that means she's supportive of the lgbtq+ community and a safe place for them to go too"

by You're fellow gay :) August 16, 2020

safety harbor middle school

a school in florida, where the bathrooms constantly smell like weed and shits always broken. trashy, and all the administrators care about is their stupid grass. :)

safety harbor middle school is the most ghetto school

by 🙈💅🏼✨😎😚🌈👁👄👁 May 29, 2020

safe and effective

unsafe and ineffective (spoken in sarcasm).

Holding your kid back with your arm in the front seat of the car, instead of a proper seatbeat or child-seat, is safe and effective.

by imadanite September 19, 2021

Orlovsky safety

In American football, when a player unknowingly and unintentionally runs out the back of their own end zone, resulting in a safety. This differs from a traditional safety in the way that the offensive player does not fumble or is physically tackled by an opponent. Coined in reference to Detroit Lion's quarterback Dan Orlovsky running out the back of his end zone against the Minnesota Vikings in the 2008 NFL season.

-"Did you see the game yesterday, the stupid back-up quarterback pulled an Orlovsky safety to lose the game!!"

-"Don't even talk to me about that, it's one of the dumbest plays a professional athlete can make."

by Tuggernuts December 21, 2008