weather convo

when ones conversation with another is not specifically about the weather, but only regards dry less meaningful topics sucha as "what are you up to tomorow?" or "how has your day been?", reaching no higher significant peaks

girl:hi
boy:hello
girl:how are you?
boy:fine you?
girl:fine thankyou
boy:hows your day been?
girl:good yours?
boy:same
girl:what you up to tomorow?
boy:nothing much, what about you?
girl:same same
END OF WEATHER CONVO

by JerriWRIGHT April 30, 2006

old man withers

1. Old Man Withers was the owner of the haunted amusement park in the moive "Wayne's World." If you watch the movie carefully he appears at the beginning as well as the end. He is eating donunts at the bar and Wayne asks, "How is the amusement park going Mr. Withers?" We don't see him again until the end of the movie during the Scooby Doo ending sequence.

2. A humorous name given to old people you dont know

"Look at that Old Man Withers over there at the counter, he can stand."

"Oh my god, its Old Man Withers from the Haunted amusement park!"

by old man withers November 11, 2006

whether pass

military term describing going on pass whether your leave form has been approved or not.

1SG: "anyone taking a whether pass this weekend is gonna get fucked up on Monday!!!"

by ravenflesh June 24, 2008

.460 Weatherby Magnum

Huge rifle cartridge used for hunting very big African game. Launches a 500 gr. bullet at over 2,500 fps with around 7,500 ft. lb. of force. High loadings have punishing recoil - about five times that of a .30-06. Factory loads cost over $7 per round, making it very expensive to shoot. Way too overpowered for any animal on North American soil. Definitely wouldn't hurt to have one if you were ever stuck on Isla Nublar or Isla Sorna from Jurassic Park.

If ever traveling to a dinosaur theme park, bringing along a big bore rifle, let's say, a .460 Weatherby Magnum or .50 BMG for example, would be a very good idea.

by WALTHERMAN March 25, 2010

weatherheaded

Someone who, at school, volunteers to do an example on the board. Upon reaching the board, the student forgets how to solve the problem and freezes. In a confused and embarrased state, the student then makes his way back to his desk and is shamed by his fellow classmates.

Jon: "I'm done professor"
Professor: "then go ahead and do the sorting algorithm Jonathan"
*Jon draws a blank at the front of the class and returns to his desk shamefully*
Phil: "Weatherheaded!"

by pcaston2 December 7, 2005

fair-weather friend

A person that is a brilliant friend while things are going well, but when the gong gets tough, the person ups and leaves.

when I was rich, Chris was such a great friend. But when I screwed up and lost everything, I never heard from him again. Chris is such a fair-weather friend.

by Anon. October 23, 2003

May-Weather

American professional boxer. He is the son of Floyd Mayweather, Sr., a former welterweight boxing contender.

From July 18, 2005 through June 2, 2008 he was rated by The Ring magazine as the number-one pound for pound boxer in the world. Mayweather has won six world boxing championships in five different weight classes; he is the former WBC welterweight champion, a title he vacated upon his retirement. He was named Ring Magazine Fighter of the Year in 1998 and 2007. He is currently ranked number 2 pound for pound fighter.

Now for the facts:

He ended up being a pussy and declined from fighting Manny Pacquiao. So, he has created "fail expectations" for nearly 80% of the world awaiting this bout.

The term is used for relating to high expectations that diminished immediately.

The blizzard in New Jersey wasn't that bad. It was may-weather.

by Passion with One S February 6, 2010