Carter Run

The "Carter Run" is a run that requires a group of people to run in a line. At the front of the line is someone named "Carter" leads the run. Whatever he does everyone behind him copies him.

Ex: A hater was strolling around and Carter was doing the "Carter Run" so he dabbed on the him/her. Everyone else copied him and dabbed on the hater and he/she was left on the ground crying out loud for Jake Paul or Idubbbz to save him/her.

by Friendly Neighbourhood Dabber October 15, 2017

Downstem and Run

The act of going somewhere for something, then once you get it you just leave.

Jakob: I just need to grab my downstem.

Richie: Alright, are you gonna hang for a bit?

Jakob: Nah man!

Richie: So your just gonna downstem and run?!

by Mrstealyovape September 17, 2018

Run Punch

Blindsiding an unsuspecting douchebag or idiot with your fist after building momentum and launching from a full sprint.

Look at that loser wearing the VR headset. I just want to run punch that stupid smile off his face. He'll never see it coming!

by nateD21 January 29, 2021

Mighty Run

A short stop at the greatest fast-food restaurant known to God or man, Mighty Taco. This "run" is most often in response to the combination of a near-empty stomach and a near-empty wallet, esp. on the spur of the moment. This delicious phenomenon is known only among natives of Buffalo, NY.

"Hey man, I got the munchies."

"Yeah, me too, let's make a Mighty Run."

by ZeeMan December 3, 2007

Home Run

To accelerate through first base (french kissing), onto second base ("heavy petting") to third base (oral sex) and finally coming around to home plate (sexual intercourse).

Wow, hit a home run with Sheila tonight, gimme a high five Barry!

by Cayle Funck October 10, 2003

Run-on-Sentence

A run-on-sentence is similar to any other standard sentence except just goes on and on and on indefinitely without actually telling you anything important beyond the first clause because a run-on-sentence is actually an ongoing series of clauses that should really be separated out into their own distinct sentences but aren't due to carelessness or hyperactivity observed most frequently in college students finishing last-minute essays or by those who have consumed far beyond the daily recommended dose of coffee, amphetamines, or snickers bars.

Run-on-Sentence seen above.

by Lynn Z. December 13, 2009

blade run

after performing a blade seizure, you charge maintaining contact and thus control of the opponents weapon.

he thrust at me with his spear, but I parried it and made a blade run.

by Spaz De Kat December 4, 2009