large and in charge

The state of being on top of your game, i.e. livin large.

"How you livin, foo?"

"Large and in charge homeslice - I just got paid!"

by Jeanyis June 10, 2008

Large and in charge

this is what I use to describe my thighs. this is just a description of how large my thighs are. You could also use this to dec=scribe anything that is large.

My thighs are large and in charge.

by hecking cool person June 17, 2019

Depth Charge

Advanced water filtration system (BONG)
made by cutting the bottom off a 3 liter soda bottle and putting a bowl in the screw cap. Used by sinking the bottle with out the cap, up to the neck in a deep, sink, tub or bucket. Then screw on cap with loaded bowl and slowly pull up filling 3 litre with smoke, unscrew cap and place mouth over top and push back down in to the water...Few people can take a full 3 liters of smoke into their lungs at once!

DUDE! That fourth depth charge sank my battle ship! Raise the white flag!

by blt November 21, 2003

depth charge

Occurs when faeces is passed with such pace/strain that upon hitting the water, the said faeces behaves like a depth charge fired from a warship.

Fire in the hole!

by Maddog May 23, 2004

Inconvenience Charge

The BS fee Ticketmaster charges they claim is a "Convenience Charge" when buying concert tickets.

Hey Wesley, what do I owe you for the Foghat tix?

The tickets were $25, please another $20 for the Ticketmaster inconvenience charge.

Wow - so Ticketmaster charges also as much as the band?

Yeah, but sometimes you can avoid the inconvenience charge by purchasing directly at the venue.

by DavidPeverett March 4, 2010

Drug Charge

In Iowa -- this is prison slang for Child molestation as that's what police often use as code for a chomo. Another term for a nonce or diaper-sniper, diddler, Sandusky. Duggar, or Fogle.

Victor Salva in Iowa if he was convicted after filming Clownhouse would be dragged from a sandbox hence the term "Drug Charge."

by illinoishorrorman February 17, 2018

Intervene Charge

Someone who recklessly does something and blames someone else for their negative consequences.

Dude, don't pull an 'Intervene Charge'. Just admit it was your own fault and that you were being reckless.

by FactuallyCorrectFacts July 11, 2018