period of great unknown

1) A point of exploration in a relationship in which one does not know whether they want to be with their partner anymore.
2) A less harsh way to say "a break"
3) Allows for doubter to make out with other boys.

"I don't think I'll be able to trust you anymore."
"are we breaking up?"
"not really, we're in a period of great unknown."

by Jazmyn November 24, 2006

she has a great personality

"She has a great personality" can be used when talking about a girl with a great rack or ass in lieu of using vulgar comments or to simply hide your true thoughts from friends or females in the vicinity.

Slang for a nice set of tits or ass

*About a girl with huge tits*

Joe - Damn, she has a great personality!

Brian - Yeah her personality is huge!

"That girl has a real tight personality!
"Yeah she's got an amazing personality!"

by The Juggernaut73 August 7, 2012

the great unwashed

Coined by Edward George Bulwer-Lytton, "the great unwashed" refers to the lower classes.

The common people.

The great unwashed enjoy reality TV and shopping at Wal-Mart.

by Lytton September 9, 2006

Greatcoat

A double-breasted trenchcoat usually worn in the winter. It was mainly worn in the early 20th century European militaries and the USA.

It might be a bit outdated, but it is still sold on the internet and army surplus stores.

The soldiers of WWII wore kickass greatcoats.

by Jackal1232311322132132 August 30, 2006

Great Nickel Beer Night Riot

An infamous event that took place at Cleveland Stadium in 1974. Like most of the sport teams in Cleveland, the Indians sucked and they needed a promotion. So they offered beer for a nickel. Great plan right. So the fans got drunk and started a riot. The Indians ended up forfeiting due to the craziness. You know you're from Ohio if you've heard of this.

Over 25,000 people came to see the Indians on the day of the Great Nickel Beer Night Riot. Too bad nobody remembers being there.

by htk0156 December 12, 2009

The Great Perhaps

It was said by Francois Rabelais, and made more commonly known when mentioned by Miles Halter in John Green's "Looking for Alaska". It's a mystery about possibly the question of an existence of an afterlife, and The Great Perhaps sets the plot in motion.

"I go to seek a Great Perhaps." -F.R.
"That's why I'm going. So I don't have to wait until I die to start seeking a Great Perhaps." -M.H.
Before you die... "It's The Great Perhaps!" -You

by Set Blue 23 June 4, 2018

great guns

aussie slang, doing well, everything sorted

how you doing?
good mate, going great guns...

by lero August 1, 2004