VIN number

A series of 13-17 numbers used to Identify motor vehicles

Vehicle Identification Number VIN for short

When registering your car you will need it's VIN number

by polaris.nortstar April 24, 2006

Public Idiot Number One

A nickname for the 45th POTUS, implying that he is an enemy of the people and stating outright that he is an A-1 idiot.

We can all thank ourselves for having contributed to the election of Public Idiot Number One.

by Dr Bunnygirl October 22, 2019

Number 2

To poop, defecate, excrete fecal matter from the anus.

I had a lot of pizza, so now I'm constipated and finding it hard to number 2

by Walter Schwartz March 26, 2015

number 69

Sexual meanings; Often used as a joke to say a number or answer like on a test

Lola: What's the answer to number 6?
Jake:Number 69!
Lola:U stupid little nasty motherfucker!

by Twenty1Crybaby June 4, 2017

Roll A Number

1.) To perform a song musically
2.) To roll a marijuana cigarette-or a joint

I'm gonna roll one more number before I step off stage and roll a number.

by Z Taylor August 15, 2008

Number One With A Bullet

Fast moving to the top. Going all the way to number one as if attached to or accompanied by a bullet. A reference to the Billboard top 100 songs where a fast moving track was accompanied by a 'bullet' icon on the chart. Inspiration of the AC/DC lyric "Number One with a Bullet. I'm A Power Pack."

"That new Ice Cube track ain't just a number one, it's number one with a bullet!"

by MrGomezAddams March 14, 2012

Numbersy

An uncomfortable, agitated feeling that everybody gets around numbers, to some degree. Even mathematicians get this feeling.

You see, numbers are capable of continuing off into infinity. Even when you look at, say, the number one, your subconscious mind realizes that "what are the chances that the number I'm looking at just so happens to be one? It could've been any number!" Numbers are an indescribable force, and all math classes, even the most advanced, just scratch the surface of the concept of working with numbers. They are not a measurement, but a force we can't even begin to control or work to it's full potential as human beings.

It's these subconscious thoughts that cause slight discomfort around numbers.

Another thing that causes a "numbersy" feeling is math class. If you grew up in America, then chances are that you HATED math class. Every time you see a number of any kind, you're subconsciously reminded of that horrid class, thus causing a "Numbersy" feeling.

Yet another cause is the fact that you cannot escape numbers in today's society. THEY'RE EVERYWHERE! EVERYWHERE!

When I showed Ted the graph, he got all numbersy. He must've hated math class.

by sexyanthropomorphicwolf August 30, 2009