full sister

Girl or woman who has the same two parents in common with someone.

My full sister is a good person.

by Mr. Jacov November 23, 2019

Full-kirby

The act of being a wreckless with anything. Whether it be eating (kirby loves to eat all his enemies taking their powers), spending money frivilously, or reproducing faster than a jack rabbit.

I can't believe Mike spent all that money on such an impulsive item, he went full-kirby

Jim really has 7 baby mommas, he sure went full-kirby

by ElloBub December 20, 2024

Full Nick

Full nick describes the state of being erect. It can also be used to say that one is excited. It is a reference to NFL running back Nick Chubb.

Person 1: did you see her recent she was basically wearing nothing

Person 2: yeah that shit had me full nick

by mixedracemenace February 18, 2024

Pocket full of pony

Pony, in this instance, is another word for Trojans. The saying "pocket full of pony" refers to a pocket full of condoms. In order to sound as relevant and up-to-date as possible, you mustn't make pony plural when using this phrase. This phrase was slightly originated by Prince, but made popular by music artist Deno Benz in his duly titled song "Pocket Full of Pony".

"Sup bruddah? Whatchu gettin' into tonight my dude?"

"Wassup my brotha? I'm lookin' to bust a nut tonight. I took a shower today for the first in a week and I got a pocket full of pony. Lez get sum bitchesss! Wooooooo!!"

"Pocket full of pony. Piss drunk, super lonely. Spongebob macaroni. Where the fuck's my pony?" -- Deno Benz

by CrystalGuyzer March 8, 2012

Full-stacking

Getting head while getting rimmed at the same time by two or more partners—they’re covering in parallel the front-end, the back-end, the middleware, etc. Gender neutral for everyone involved.

- “Hey Mike, you mentioned earlier that you got fullstacked by those baddies yesterday. Was that before or after the game?”
+ “Before, though I ended up full-stacking each of them back during the game.”
- “Lucky bastard. Wait, is it fullstack or full-stack?”
+ “Either or is fine.”

by ziograz June 21, 2024

Full Mantonello

Taking a simple concept and using philosophy to make it incoherent and unfathomable for seemingly no reason.

"Corn flakes are fundamentally soup"

"Mate, you have gone Full Mantonello"

by Sinny17 August 26, 2020

Paid in full

This meaning can apply to various situations that requires a debt to be paid or repaid. This term also applies to situations were someone has wronged you and the person will ultimately have to pay for those actions in cash or blood. It really depends on how the universe spends the block for you!

Either way I’m going to be paid in full! It’s only a matter of time mark my words!

by Imperial Empress October 11, 2023