5 seconds of summer (5sos)

The aussie band that consists of Calum Hood, Ashton Irwin, Luke Hemmings, and Michael clifford. They are also THe band that i have been a fan of for 3 years and i simply cry (sob) whenever i hear any of their songs. so uh yea.

5 seconds of summer (5sos) is my life and if you insult them i will find out where you live (just kidding, maybe.)

by 5sos since 2011 June 22, 2014

10 Seconds Flat

A common term of unknown origin, in which a person claims to be able to complete a task in 10.00 seconds. Existed long before the existance of My Little Pony: Friendship is magic

You see that tree over there? I can run there and back in 10 seconds flat.

by Shiraga August 28, 2011

Sloppy Floppy Seconds

When a man makes a woman reach her climax but does not climax himself, so he continues to have sex with someone else.

Mike's girlfriend couldn't make him cum so he asked the priest if he wanted Sloppy Floppy Seconds.

by SouthPark&Juggalo April 5, 2005

Sloppy Seconds

A boy or a girl who is someone's rebound when their main partner is not satisfying.

Stacey is Jeffery's sloppy seconds, when Cameryn isn't around.

by Sarah M. August 20, 2005

sconsing

the act of superficially enlarging ones manhood by use of random bakery products. most notably the scone.

not to be reccomended due to crumbling.

eg. mate im sconsing tonight.
eg. im on the 'sconse' (abbreviation)

by joe nobinson December 25, 2007

going back for seconds

Going back for a second plate of food after the first one

I'm still so hunry, I'm going back for seconds

by jamesporter31 January 22, 2017

scones

A shite male hairstyle favoured originally by English and European footballers in the 1970's and 80's (origin unknown), though the most classic examples can be found in the mid to late 1980's. Essentially the sytle comprises of a type of back permed (usually shortish) mullet. Only the back of the hair is permed and it is these curly parts that are referred to as 'The Scones'. The style maybe referred to solely as a back perm and the length of the scones themselves can vary.

Variations involved a top perm with a closer cropped back and sides, but to refer to these as 'Scones' would be technically incorrect. The word is a derivative of the Australian slang for head scone

Classic examples would cite Kevin Keegan and Chris Waddle but other European examples are available.

"Hey mate is that a home perm? those scones are great!"

by Dr A Bradshaw April 28, 2007