slump pump

the act of having sex out of desperation after an extended period of invoulontary abstinence.

"Hey Sean,dont you think that overweight amputee at the other side of the bar would make a good slump pump for Bryant?"

by Daniel Nunez January 9, 2008

slumberparty surprise

When you go to your friends house to stay the night and you have a wet dream on their sleeping bag, blanket or whatever you may be sleeping on.

Ex. I hate him he left me a slumberparty surprise on my futon last night.

by TUFM October 12, 2009

slumming

to hang out- or go out with someone on a lesser scale than you

a senior "slumming" a freshman to get some nice tyte pussy wit lil or no hard work

by Anonymous August 31, 2003

slumming

To hang out with someone of much different socialeconomic status usually for the reason of wanting to look cool or to feel more connected with another culture very different from one's upbringing.

Usually there's a reason for such actions -- a bullet on a resume or being seen helping out one's fellow man.

Is that Generation X'er feeling the spirit of volunteering or just slumming with those guys he smokes with on the steps of the Soup Kitchen.

Why's Greg slumming with that fat unemployed single Latino mom? He's got a degree and a good job. Well, he's not over his divorce and he just wants to enjoy something light, fun and very sexual. He says he can talk her into anything. He'll get over her and move back up to someone more his level soon enough.

by Z train April 14, 2006

Slumrawdog

To have unprotected sex with a very dirty and poor Hindi Chick.

A fusion between:

Slumdog: A dirty Hindi Chick.

Rawdog: To have unprotected sex with.

"Yeah I admit it, I'd slumrawdog that Hindi girl, after a few shots of tequila!"

by saXtoon August 5, 2009

Slump

slang for be asleep or passed out

I am about to get slump.

by capitalinternational April 12, 2015

Slummerville

Old nickname of Somerville, MA, a geographically small (but most densely-populated space in New England) area bordering Cambridge, MA, five minutes from downtown Boston. This term of classist disdian came into being in the 1950s as it was a student refuge from Cambridge real estate prices (Somerville is a minutes walk to Harvard) and a haven for immigrants and blue collar workers. Within the last twenty years, Somerville housing has skyrocketed and is now seen as one of the hippest places to live in the Boston area, as excellent bars, nightclubs, and restaurants proliferate the areas around Porter, Davis, Union, and Inman squares.

Somerville used to be called Slummerville back in the '50s.

by artsettechniques September 3, 2009