five cougars thanks

The catch-cry to any woman with large breasts, or more amusingly, any man with large man boobs.

This catchcry is based upon the advertisement for Cougar Bourbon:
Man in bar queue: (VO, trying to remember the order he is making) Two gin and tonics, two vodkas, and a scotch. Two gin and tonics, two vodkas, and a scotch. Two gin and tonics, two vodkas, and a scotch. (He reaches the front of the queue, passing a confused-looking man with bourbon and cokes. He sees the bartender, a gorgeous, buxom blonde.)
Bartender: Yes?
Man in bar queue: Five Cougars thanks. (We see "Cougar Bourbon" is emblazoned upon the bartender's singlet top; the man blinks, confused.)

(Yelled at a fat cricketer who comes on to bat) Five cougars thanks!

by Aspirex November 17, 2005

thanks in advance

The last sentence found in questions asked by most people online. Commonly found in help forums or almost everywhere.

Often looked down upon by others, especially as a first impression.

"Can I get help with this function?

Thanks in advance!"

by Deathspawn February 5, 2010

Sweet Thang

She knows who she is. =P

shes such a sweet thang. =P

by RoofSmoker June 11, 2003

aint no thang

Ebonics for "It's nothing"

Ain't no thang but a chicken wang, my game is all that.

by AYB February 20, 2003

Thanks

Along with other terms such as thank you, ty, thnx, thanx, and tyvm (The latter 3 being used frequently in chatspeak), a way of showing gratitude for a gift or a favor/service done for you. The shortened form of "Thank you" used in informal situations, such as when talking with close friends or classmates.

"Hey John, I picked you up a couple of sandwiches and a bottle of Coke for later." "Thanks, Tom."

by Chaos6773 January 5, 2012

Thanasis

A guy with a very big dick.
He is handsome and very strong.
He can beat Frank up and will end your life if you talk shit about Lenin

Girl 1:I want thanasis fuck me
Girl 2: everyone does

by Big dick nibbq October 23, 2019

Canadian Thanksgiving

Canadian Thanksgiving is having a regular thanksgiving like feast at a non-thanksgiving time of the year.

Eating turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes, etc. in March, or August: I know it is June, but turkey is delicious, lets have a Canadian Thanksgiving.
Did you know that in Canada they celebrate Canadian Thanksgiving in October?

by Hamiltwan June 6, 2010