quarter life crisis

When somebody finally realises that they are over 25, still hang around in the parks trying to get laid, still live with their parents, and need to do something more productive with their life.

Man i've wasted my life trying to lay young chicks, i could have been earning a living than earning the reputation of a sleazy pervert

by epyon May 11, 2004

solid quarter

n. In ebonics the coin with George Washington's picture on the obverse side. It can be 'broken' into several combinations of lesser valued coins.

Shi'thead to the grocery store cashier, "Give me a solid quarter for these two dimes and a nickel."

by Richard Black October 8, 2007

quarterback

Verb
another term form of the verb "to plan"

Yo shutup!!! Let me quarterback this thing.

by red21dragon February 3, 2005

Quarter Pounder with Cheese

An Anorexic girl with a yeast infection.

What do you call an anorexic girl with a yeast infection? Quarter Pounder with Cheese

by ohnoudidntgothere June 19, 2010

quarter blunt

A quarter blunt is a marijuana "blunt" which ingedients are a quarter ounce of herb and a honey dutch or dutch masters cigar. To make such a blunt, you empty the tobacco out of the cigar, do not cut it open like a normal blunt would be made. Then, break up the mary jane and fill the emptied dutchie until you get all of it in. The difference between a quarter blunt and a normalis simple, with a normal blunt, you only use about a 10th of an ounce of weed, it's a lot smaller, and is rolled, with a quarter blunt it involves no rolling and is a lot fatter.

Stoner 1: dude i just got my paycheck and bought a quarter, lets buy a dutchie and roll a fatass quarter blunt.
Stoner 2: earl's yeah dude, lets get fucking blitzed.

Stoner's girlfriend: Have you been smoking marijuana?
Stoner 1: Yeah, I smoked a fat quarter blunt with Stoner 2, I am fucked.

by POTSMOKER1337 August 17, 2006

quarter piece

Usually defined as 7 grams of Rock Cocaine. Quarter Ounce.

"Have you seen Baby C? Yeah, he went to get a quarter piece from Blood up the street."

by BigPaul562 July 15, 2006

cased quarter

When I worked at a Miami, Florida arcade in 1982, the kids would ask for a "cased quarter" when they needed a quarter in exchange for two dimes and a nickle. The arcade games only accepted quarters. "The Amusement Center at the Omni Hotel" on Biscayne Blvd mostly catered to the local urban kids, and they were the ones that used the slang. I thought it was great and it made my job easier, too! I see that "case quarter" is listed, but my experience was with "cased quarter" with a d, the kids explained to me that the dimes and nickles were "cased" into one coin.

"Can I get a cased quarter please?"

Much easier than "Can I have a quarter for two dimes and a nickle please"

by LindaLinda August 7, 2009