times ten

To dewscribe something to the extreme limmits

I beat him up Times Ten

by sparker April 29, 2004

Timestamped

A period of time when the truth is told by a friend

Mike told Kenny his girlfriend is a bitch at about 12 o'clock midnight.

Wow, he Timestamped his ass!

by The Professional Timestamper March 6, 2009

The Times

British newspaper which is traditionally printed in broadsheet, but has now taken to also printing in a tabloid size after realising that no one was really buying and trying to appeal to younger readings.
Changes it's support depending on what it feels. Currently supports the Conservatives but supported Labour in the 2001 and 2005 general elections

Same person who owns The Times also owns The Sun and generally has the same journalists writing for both but under different names to make it seem as though they are seperate entites.

The Times has a crap readership and relies on The Sun being sold and used for advertising so it can make up for it's losses.

by ProNinja January 14, 2009

hard times

it is what charles dickens went through durring his teenyears in cocktown er coketown.

Kevin : dickens had hard times coketown
Kirsten : ahahahahahahahahah

by kevy March 20, 2004

1 times

a californian term for. the police, the cops the pigs. Also called the one's

run it's the ones.

by malice mam July 30, 2003

Crunk Times

"Crunk Times" is a phrase associated with the NAMBLA organization. It is used as a euphemism for sexual relations between an adult male and an underage male.

It is thought that the phrase originated as a way for the NAMBLA group to attract young undereducated males, who may be familiar with the term "crunk" as it relates to having a good time, without revealing the true nature of the predatory NAMBLA group.

Several "Crunk Times" web sites are run by NAMBLA members for recruiting purposes.

Some common expresions...

"We had crunk times!" as a way for a NAMBLA member to indicate a recent sexual encounter.

"Come get crunk!" as an invitation from a NAMBLA member to a potential conquest.

"There'll be crunk times at the party." as a way for a NAMBLA member to alert other members of a social gathering where underage males are expected to also attend whom may be easily influenced.

by Peter Weiner October 4, 2010

times ten

Usually never means more than "times two." It's almost always an exagerration.

"I did the amount of word you did time ten."

by Jimmy S January 10, 2004