Slug Action

When you beat your meat and after your done a little more nut come out

Dawg I just put new underwear one but the slug action kicked in

by Bigbootybooper69 June 10, 2019

bold action

The act of Charles Calvin flying his spaceship into an orbital station.

Charles: "You know what? Naw. This calls for some bold action. I'M THE BOLD ACTION MAN!"

by Darth EEEEEEEEEEEE December 21, 2020

Method Acting

When an actor or actress decides to commit fully to their role by becoming the character on and off set.

(This can either lead to great success like in the case of Christian Bale in American Psycho or in annoying or dragging down everyone on a movie set like in the case of every Jared Leto role.)

Jared Leto decided method acting was the best way to play the role of Michael Morbius by using crutches he didn’t need and refusing to use the bathroom without help from people who came to film a movie, and now had to help a D-List actor wipe his own ass.

by RockHardHonkers August 15, 2022

involuntary resource action

Corporate jargon for a layoff. Often used as a verb.

Hey, did you hear about Jim? He got involuntarily resourced action on Friday. I guess he's going to start looking for a new job.

by cribbageGuy April 12, 2004

Double Glob Glob 4 Billion with "Toss Back™" Action

When during a sloppy blowjob the blower gags twice then vomits profusely, whilst tossing their head back, either causing a mess or an orgasam. The 4 Billion referring to how many nightmares the blowee will be having.

"Damn bruh last night my girl gave me the Double Glob Glob 4 Billion with "Toss Back™" Action".

"Really?"

"Yup. I took her off my life insurance."

by DG7205 October 28, 2020

active

Currently banging in the set, not MIA

"Yo homie I haven't been active for awhile"...." "well fool I haven't left the streets for one day in the last three years"

by BigPimppin6906 November 16, 2017

antivillain

The converse of an anti-hero (i.e., a protagonist who isn't purely good or heroic), an anti-villain is an antagonist who isn't purely evil nor entirely unsympathetic -- a character who doesn't seem to deserve being cast as the villain, perhaps cast arbitrarily as the villain because they are not the focus of the story but merely present a foil to the central figure, who may be an antihero protagonist. Cf. scapegoat.

Magneto was an antivillain because, while the X-Men were the protagonists who fought to defeat him and prevailed in the end, we can still respect and appreciate him for his motives and principles, however ill-considered his ruthless methods.

by Monseignore Laszlo August 31, 2006