run with the bat

running bases in baseball while holding your dick

Dude did you see nick run with the bat ?

by A!@#$%^&*() January 16, 2016

linsanity run

An unsustainable, short-lived yet exciting string of outcomes where someone or something with low probabilities to succeed/transpire occurs.

What a linsanity run by John; he just won 5 straight hands of blackjack.

by JVboy50 May 6, 2024

Highway runs

When you’re on a road trip and you experience diarrhea because of all the gas station food you eat.

Kevin got the highway runs on our road trip to Arizona.

by Papa Kryn June 28, 2021

Blind running

when you're running on a trail you've never been on and have no idea where it goes/ends

person 1: I just went blind running on the trail near hudson bend!
person 2: how long was it?
person 1: 4 miles, but it was a very scenic run!
person 2: cool cats.

by polarice24 December 30, 2011

Running Date

Two endurance athletes start the date with a run lasting a few miles, they then proceed to have sexual intercourse in a public place as part of their run. They then run back to where they started and have sex again more aggressively to prove their endurance to one another.

I also run half marathons, should we have a running date?

by TheRealOneAmongUs May 19, 2021

size run

In clothing retail, a size run refers to a full set of clothing sizes. This can mean a range from XS-XL, or whatever that line of clothing’s size range may be.

We got 12 size runs of these hoodies in the middle of fucking summer, why does HQ hate us?!

by depressedretailworker July 30, 2022

Keep On Running

Keep On Running - a metaphor to not ever give up and to keep moving forward in life. It is based on the concept that life is journey and in your journey is a personal race to successfully get to and cross the finish line of success and accomplishment. In the race of life are your trials, tribulations, setbacks, and struggles, and it is a marathon and not a sprint. Used in the writings of The RhymistGift and The Consummate Transitioner based on Aesop’s fable “The Tortoise and the Hare.”

Life is a race, and the only way to get to the finish line is to keep on running. Keep on running your race and do not ever stop until you have crossed the finish line. The tortoise was not the swiftest or the strongest, but he won the race, because he kept on running (did not give up) and crossed the finish line. Life is not fair or equal, but you can win your personal race, if you keep on running.

by The Rhymist Gift - CW July 10, 2021