Chocolate Rain

"Chocolate Rain" is a euphemism for racism created by Tay Zonday in his hit YouTube song "Chocolate Rain".

Chocolate Rain
The school books say it can't be here again
Chocolate Rain
The prisons make you wonder where it went

(Replace racism with chocolate rain and it begins to make sense)

by Howard E August 10, 2007

golden rain

The art of maturation in a sexual context. Usually practiced by germans.

Drink my golden rain you dirty bitch

by Fritz PeePants February 29, 2004

Black Rain

Black tar heroin.

Made in Mexico.

Did you hear? Johnny from Dallas OD'd on dat black rain.

by DFWStreetsOnLock April 22, 2008

Kentucky Rain

When a women takes a full load on her face courtesy of her brother.

Did you hear? I just caught Jake Kentucky Raining his sister Katie in our room earlier today.

by Carl Mackinrow May 3, 2010

rain box

what REALLY black people call showers

Hey Manny can i borrow your rainbox.

by Jesse November 25, 2004

Rain Man

Alias for an individual of exceptional intelligence whose mental capacity far surpasses average joe or even fricking intelligent joe. Who also happens to be ridiculously tech savvy and good at programming. Typically has a complimentary skillet to hack the CIA mainframe and Pentagon simultaneous;y.

"Dude, you can't even multiply. How did you know that fact, rain man?"

by mrgreenam October 12, 2016

Rain Dogs

Rain Dogs was released in 1985, becoming the eighth in Tom Waits' expanding discography. He had reverted back to his old self a little, in songs like Blind Love and Time. His voice had smoothed over a bit, but he still grasped his dark side, presenting evil little gems like Clap Hands and Jockey Full Of Bourbon. The title track is about being a person of the street, forgoing umbrellas and taxis for the rain and freedom.

An excerpt from Rain Dogs'
Diamonds & Gold

Some men will do it for diamonds
Some men will do it for gold
Wounded but they just keep on climbing
Sleep by the side of the road
There's a hole in the ladder, a fence we can climb
Mad as a hatter, you're thin as a dime
Go out to the meadow, the hills are a-green
Sing me a rainbow, steal me a dream

by Frank Rider August 23, 2009