by gayssuck1987 December 31, 2017
Where one allows an x amount of dirt to accumulate on the back of one's neck causing them to give the appearance that they do not wash the neck
by Pappert neck October 11, 2015
When two (2) or more people in a group are engaged in endless or excessive conversation and won't stop.
You (all) sound like a bunch of "pez necks"; yackity, yackity, yackity yack! Do you ever stop talking?
by CrazyCrab69 September 11, 2020
by FatboyOverthrow May 09, 2006
Semen, specifically that of which is the result of fellatio. The use of the word is most effective around the holidays and in fall and winter. Neck Gravy is a bit too heavy and rich for hot weather.
"She gave me a blowjob and got a bigger helping of Neck Gravy than she expected."
"There's nothing wrong with that throat that a good dose of Neck Gravy won't cure."
"Pass the neck gravy, please."
"There's nothing wrong with that throat that a good dose of Neck Gravy won't cure."
"Pass the neck gravy, please."
by Poop S. December 21, 2005
Neck pain that derives from constantly looking down at your iphone, keeping the person from being involved in any social setting.
Chris is constantly saying words like, huh or what, because he can't keep up with conversations since he suffers from iphone neck, thus isolating him from a normal social life.
by Sweatbee December 29, 2009
This means the same as the phrase " I'll be back " or " I'll return ". Neck is being used as a synonym or substitute for Return. If back is being used a as a synonym for return, neck should be considered equivalent because the neck area is on the posterior side of your body. The throat area is in the front and the neck is on the back of the body. Neck, back and your rear end (butt) are all on the posterior side of your body, they are all on the equivalent side of your body. Therefore they are all synonyms for return.
- I'll be neck after I take a break.
- I'll be neck in a hour, please clean up the table for dinner.
- Well I'll be necked, if I don't come back with food.
- I'll be neck (necked) if I ever come back here.
- I'll be neck after lunch.
- I'll get my neck back here in about a week or so.
- I'll get my neck and leave if you don't stop.
- I'll be neck in a hour, please clean up the table for dinner.
- Well I'll be necked, if I don't come back with food.
- I'll be neck (necked) if I ever come back here.
- I'll be neck after lunch.
- I'll get my neck back here in about a week or so.
- I'll get my neck and leave if you don't stop.
by Equal crack December 28, 2015