standing on the corner

(or stand on the corner)
1) to sell yourself in prostitution.
2) another way to say that someone is a prostitute.

1) girl 1: hey, i heard you were rollin' in the muns
girl 2: oh yeah, i am now standing on the corner!

2) girl 1: Kelly is hardly ever around, i can hardly remember the last time we had a drink together...
girl 2: didn't you hear? Kelly is standing on the corner now!

by BluePhoenix15 June 5, 2016

Shopping round the corner

A slang term for a homosexual in British culture. It is so termed because instead of 'shopping' at the normal crevice the participant has decided to do their 'shopping' round the other side.

James: Graham Norton does his shopping round the corner!
Chris: You mean he goes to Somerfields? I knew that guy was a fucking weirdo..
James: No I mean he likes to shove his erect penis into the chocolate starfish of other men.
Chris: Oh so he shops at Morrisons then?

by themangelick October 9, 2008

run the corner

1. A phrase assocciated with the act of prostitution. Stemming from that a prostitute's job may involve standing on a street corner to gain clients.

I hear his new girlfriend has to run the corner to make ends meet.

by Cl@rk K3nt April 5, 2008

Up your butt and around the corner

Smart ass remark made mostly by grade schoolers. Usually in response to a "where" question, but sometimes used by losers just to get attention.

Hey, have you seen my pencil?
Yeah, up your butt and around the corner!

by jojo December 23, 2004

pissin in the corner

when a person just rambles on not making any sense

Dude, you're "pissin in the corner" just shut the fuck up already!

by GlennieB September 26, 2008

crossed the corner

To have already had sex with your new gf and not have to bring her out on wednesday for Colm+Tony's going away drinks

Rob crossed the corner on sunday

by spectastic March 7, 2011

Kief in the corner

The small amount of Kief left over in the corner of a dank bag of marijuana that is used to sprinkle on to a bowl and make it even more awesome.

Used synonymously to the phrase "water under the bridge".

Justin apologized to Jamaal for breaking his bong the night before. "No worries" Jamaal exclaimed, " It's all kief in the corner now.

by Tokin' Yooper March 1, 2011