lip service

To say something just for the sake of something or someone else

The boy paid his father lip service but as usual went and did his own thing.

by Andrew Taylor May 15, 2004

Service Charge

The expectation of one's date, male or female, to receive an additional gift of monetary value for providing sexual favors during or after a date. A Service Charge occurs when money has already expended over the course of a date. For example, after an individual pays for an expensive dinner, concert tickets, or other dating event and his or her date expects an additional gift of monetary value after putting out during or after the date. For example, the expectation flowers, jewelry or other gift be provided the next day for his or her sexual performance.

Shanttai: Hey girlfriend! How was your date with Jerome last night?
Lisa: Oh it was great. He took me to dinner at Morton's and then the Bruno Mars concert!
Shanttai: Oh that sounds expensive!
Lisa: That was just the first part. I tagged his ass for a Service Charge.
Shanttai: So you put out too?
Lisa: Oh yea! He owe's big. I can barely walk today.

by Eaton Holgoode February 11, 2014

the servando special

another term for midnight masturbation

Guy 1: oh hey guys come right in
Guy 2 :Hey so are we going to go bowling or what?
Guy 1: yeah just let me finish up my the servando special first

by jdimndtrcks December 22, 2010

Swerving

Dodging.

Swerving work today so I can go and get drrunk...!

by Russo86 May 26, 2011

serving size

the bare minimum amount of a food that can still be percieved by the human tounge.

example:
hungry person- "serving size=6 chips... da fuck iz dis shiieet?!?!

by DJ BJ REPPIN SF January 16, 2012

Servical

In video games, or anything that uses multiple servers; something that pertains specifically to or varies from server to server

"YO DOOD, why is my knife a chicken is this server and a penguin in the other"
"Its servical, n00b"

by Robo-Christ February 15, 2007

Public Service

Police use this term to refer to a telephone or phone call while speaking on their two-way radios.

Radio Traffic:

-"L57, can you give me a public service?"
-"Negative. My cell battery is dead."

by ilikewerds April 11, 2011