Splicing the main brace

Navel term for getting shitfaced with alcohol.

Come on Roders its about time we started splicing the main brace.

by spanglish3 April 15, 2009

shipping

The word comes from 'relationship', and means supporting an existing romantic relationship between two characters, or the idea of two characters who are not currently together being a couple. The couple are called a 'ship', and the person doing the shipping is a 'shipper'. The term can also be used in reference to real-life people. A person's favourite 'ship' is their 'OTP' - One True Pairing.

e.g. "I ship Hiccstrid SO HARD! They're my OTP!"
e.g. "Oh my god, the ship has sailed!"
e.g. "I'm gonna start shipping them, they're so adorable together!"

by Perov March 6, 2017

Slipping

When a romantic relationship has been terminated but the people involved continue to sleep together.

Broken up but still sleep together/hook up.

Emphasized based on likelihood of reunion.

"Jordan and Jamie broke up a while ago but they're definetly still slipping."

by Slipping December 19, 2013

Skipping out on a tab

when you buy a drink at the bar where they know you and you have no cash at the time, you get them to put it on your account (tab). If you leave the area or disappear without paying that account, you are skipping out on a bar tab

You're in a bar:
-hey man... can I get some drink... I'll pay you later..
-sure... here..
Then you take a few drinks and take off.... and just disappear...
and that's called "Skipping out on a tab"...

by TMP3 December 7, 2010

Keg Slipping

The art of slipping on the condensate and melted ice from a keg.

"Did you guys see that sly dog keg slipping like pro last night?"

"Hard. Ain't no one keg slip like that"

by b0gal0 May 11, 2014

Nigga Be Slipping

When a bich be tripping on a mother fucking bitch

Nigga be slipping on all them mother fucking bitches

by dome stome July 30, 2017

Shipping Tax

Amount charged for shipping an item above the actual cost of the item. Used when discussing sites, such as ebay, where sellers will sometimes charge large flat-rate shipping costs in order to try to get more profit from a sale.

I bid low because the shipping tax was outrageous.

by caq July 21, 2008