seinfeld around

verb- to say something without actually coming out and saying it. The seinfeld bet episode depicted the four characters making a bet to see who could go the longest without masturbating; the topic was discussed multiple times, although the words "masturbate" or "masturbation" were not used in the entire episode.

I'll have to seinfeld around the topic at hand when I recount this story to him. I hope he can figure out what I'm trying to say.

by tiffypoole March 19, 2006

run around

one of the things Rick Astley will never do

"Never gonna run around and desert you"

- Rick Astley

by i like tku :( May 1, 2022

Fossin Around

Too look or appear busy by sweeping, raking, or lightly lifting and adjusting items around you. This gives the impression to others that your too busy to be asked to do anything else.

The Fossin Around actions stops as soon a beer is offered.

I was fossin around all afternoon, and sure could use a beer now.

by TheGong August 1, 2018

googling around

looking around; moseying around; not looking for anything in particular

“Can I help you find something?”
“Nah, i’m just googling around.”

by darealorangejuice February 3, 2018

JESSING AROUND

jessing around means to avoid any and all important tasks.

man I wanted to get my report done but i couldn't stop jessing around

by b-aller February 19, 2019

daving around

"Daving around" refers to the act of aimlessly wandering around the office, engaging in casual conversations, and generally socializing with coworkers without a specific work-related purpose. It's the art of taking breaks and fostering a friendly atmosphere, often leading to unexpected connections and workplace camaraderie.

"Instead of sitting at his desk all day, Mark spends most of his time 'daving around.' He's the office's go-to guy for water cooler conversations!"

by dugiwarc October 13, 2023

wrap it around

To stretch one's circadian rhythm, so it aligns with a normal daylight cycle, but having missed one period. Excessive stimulant use, severe jetlag, or working an unusual shift, can lead to "wrapping it around". Compare to weekend lag, which attempts to compress an already-stretched cycle, rather than stretch it further so that it aligns again.

I could try for a nap before the morning gets under way, but once I'm asleep I'll want to stay asleep. I think I'll just wrap it around, pass me another Dew.

by Myself248 December 27, 2007