never ever, forever clever

Phrase that defines the universe.

"When I say never ever, you say?" asked the announcer.
"Forever clever!"
"That's right. Never ever, forever clever!"

by NEFC December 20, 2019

cleverclogs

(n.) A term used to mock someone who attempts to appear intelligent.

Hey, you're a badass cleverclogs.

by SirSlag May 13, 2005

snatch cover

A pair of panties.

Take off your snatch cover.

by suisare crasher August 29, 2004

Deep Cover

Under Cover cops are not known to civilians but are to police. Deep cover are cops not known to other cops and do not normally identify themselves to other cops. Deep Cover are far more covert than undercover. The Departed with Leonardi DiCaprio is a good example of Deep Cover.

We all know who the guys undercover are at the precinct but none of us know the deep covers.

by G2G 0744 April 27, 2017

Clovergender

A pedophile!! Someone who says they are a "child stuck in an adult's body", but instead of like... thinking childish things are cool, think KIDS are HOT!!! Ya know... like attracted to minors! Not even like a 17 and 20 relationship but like 13 and 40 in most cases!!!

Person 1: Yo! I heard about the new lgbt group, what they called... uhhh... oh yeah!! Clovergenders!!

Person 2: Oh, they're not a part of the lgbt community. They're just another renamed version of pedophiles 🙄

Person 1: Again?!? They really need to catch a case at this point.

by Just tryin to help ✌😙 July 30, 2020

Move Closer to Your World

Television news music package composed by Al Ham in 1970 for WNAC-TV (Now WHDH-TV in Boston, MA, unrelated to the current WNAC in Providence, Rhode Island). The WNAC news director moved to WPVI-TV (formerly WFIL-TV) in Philadelphia, PA, and took the music with him, and spread to other stations across the U.S. (KFSN-TV 30 San Francisco, WJET-TV 24 Erie, WKBW-TV 7 Buffalo, ETC.), mostly used in the Northeast. Today, WPVI is the ONLY station to still use the theme after 35 years and still counting.

Move Closer to your world, my friend...

by Darran McSwain December 9, 2008

out kick your coverage

When an exceptionally average guy, a 4-6 on the scale of 1-10, manages to land a date with a girl who is a 8.5-10 and doesn't have a chance to keep her much longer. When a guy out kicks his coverage, it is generally associated with incredulous bystanders, jealous males, and looks of befuddlement. Other side effects are laughter and the making of bets for how much longer the two will be together.

Gosh, John, you really managed to out kick your coverage with Jessica...did she lose a bet.

by kinney_robonics November 1, 2013