upper case change

A term commonly used when talking about one and two pound and silver (50p, 20p, 10p and 5p) coins. Silimar to lower case change.

The machine have given me upper case change.

by robospike January 7, 2010

Youth for positive change

Youth for positive change is an organization created by an anonymous teen who gives children and other teens alike a voice to change the world and support children with environmental and political changes

Billy:what does Y.P.C mean and what is it?
Amanda:It means youth for positive change and you can find more info on Y.P.C’s Instagram page @YouthForPositiveChange

by Blaveganburgers February 2, 2019

keeping the change

Giving someone a hummer and swallowing the "deposit"

All the guys liked her because she was known for keeping the change.

by punan May 28, 2004

Cho Chang

(v) To refuse an invitation to a formal event because of a prior engagement, but state your interest and proceed to passionately hookup with the offerer in a magical setting.

I really wanted to go to prom with Grant, but Stan had already asked me, so I had to Cho Chang it with Grant.

by Diman227 May 19, 2010

A Change Is Gonna Come

The most beautiful song in human history, created by the late magnificent Sam Cooke.

There been times that I thought I couldn't last for long
But now I think I'm able to carry on
It's been a long, a long time coming
But I know a change is gonna come, oh yes it will

by 21stCenturyKid January 11, 2006

puerto rican lane change

Switching 2 or more lanes at once while driving on a highway or multiple lane road.

Lamey McLamerton: "DUDE theres our exit 23 lanes over, and your in the far left lane during rush hour!!!"

TZ: "Watch this, i'll pull the best puerto rican lane change you've ever seen"

by TZ February 25, 2005

deck change

Wrapping a towel around oneself to change (typically into or out of a bathing suit) in a public setting.

The "deck" is the walking surface around a swimming pool.

Kyle was in the middle of a hurried deck change when he was pantsed. Hilarity ensued.

by The Grammar Nazi February 5, 2004