baby weight

a strength building mechanism made out of a baby

mom: my arms are getting so buff from carrying around this baby weight all day.

by marmal February 25, 2010

get your weight up

To say that someone needs more experience in something. To tell someone they need to practice.

"you want to battle me? you need to get your weight up -- you cant beat me."

by Mr_Gone April 23, 2006

weight

Breaks the the "I" before "E" rule

The word weight break the "I" before "E" except after "C" rule

by Oswald jenkins July 31, 2007

punching above your weight

A person that is with someone a lot less hotter than themselves .

kev with your big nose and gammon ears you are punching above your weight going out with natasha...like well above. that girl is hot.

by Kevsbiatch January 27, 2015

shake weight

verb, noun, -shake weighting, -shake weight

-verb (shake weighting, shake weight)
1. to talk about another person in awe.
2. to kiss up to another person.
3. to be on someone's 'jock'.

-noun (shake weight)
1. an ignorant person

-verb examples
1. Even though the man was twice the player's age, he was shake weighting him for his autograph.

2. Some people like to shake weight other people that outclass them.

-noun examples
1. Don't listen to that clown, he's just a shake weight.

Origin:
R. Santana by way of Tenth-Rick.

by Tenth-Rick October 21, 2010

prison weight

The weight which one might be expected to gain while incarcerated, typically stored in the torso, while appendages remain emaciated. Body type typically exasterbated by meth amphetamine use and pabst blue ribbon.

Despite the fact that Amy Winehouse's husband was incarcerated, she ended up gaining the prison weight.

by pljones February 23, 2009

holiday weight

the weight you gain when you burge during the holidays.

I lost all my holiday weight by spending ten hours in the gym.

by Vanity_$ December 30, 2008