basic white bitch order

Caramel Macchiato

Iced White Mocha

"Welcome to Starbucks how may I take your order"
"I would like one basic white bitch order please "

by Supreme Clean May 28, 2018

Bang Out Of Order

British slang, it means something thats very offensive or extremely unfair.

Kid: You're a liar, Harry!
Harry: *Stomps upstairs and Ron follows him.*
Ron: That's bang out of order!

by MatthewYoBoi April 17, 2019

restraining order

just another way of saying I love you

Please tell the gentleman who keeps sending me those letters that contain words like "cease and desist" and "restraining order" that there's really no need.

by mandingoe April 26, 2004

12th General Order of a Sentry

There are 11 General Orders of a Sentry, however there is a twelth refered to by many Navy."To walk my post from flank to flank and take no shit from any rank. If he is a chief I will let him pass, if he is an officer he can kiss my a**."

The 12th General Order of a Sentry is fairly close to the 11th in meaning

by EmilyElizabeth August 15, 2008

Order of the Stick

Created by Rich Burlew, OotS is one of the most awesome kickass webcomics in the world. Drawn as stick figures, OotS is a group of six adventurers: Their leader Roy Grenhilt (fighter), Haley Starshine (rogue), Durkon Thundershield (dwarven cleric), Belkar Bitterleaf (halfling ranger), Elan (bard) and Vaarsuvius (elven wizard).

"I'm a sexy, shoeless GOD OF WAR!!"
-Belkar Bitterleaf (Order of the Stick)

by brujahonly August 6, 2009

Olders

Someone who demands respect and authority automatically. Only because they are older. Not because they are elders who have lived, experienced life and learned through living and many years and experiences.

People who believe they know all because they are over 45.

Their not our elders. Just our olders
Not old enough to be a wise old elder. They’re just somewhat older.
Being just a generation ahead doesn’t make you an elder, just an older.

by Bubble_heaD December 14, 2017

Pre-order

To order something before you want it, as distinct from after you want it.

(cf. "pre-prepare")

"Pre-order your Christmas turkey now. Don't wait until Boxing Day."

by Urban-Joe November 23, 2012