ear candy

Someone exibiting a sexy accent or voice.

That girl from boston is ear candy.

Snoop Dogg is ear candy.

by DudeoftheDay March 21, 2005

candy corn

A candy made of 90% sugar and 10% crayon wax that appears in stores in the U.S. around Halloween time. The shape and color are supposed to resemble a kernel of corn. Upon seeing these make their once a year appearance, you are inspired to eat a whole package of them, after which you are so disgusted by them that you can't touch them for another year. They are the Halloween version of the Valentine's day conversation hearts.

Mmmmm candy corn, gimme those *snarf snarf snarf*

*puking sounds*

Ohh gawd, may I never see another candy corn.

by Casey May 28, 2006

candyboi

Young gay man kept by a sugardaddy. A boytoy, kept by an
older gay man or men who trades sex and affection for
gifts or cash. Young gay piece of eye-candy that hangs
on older men for financial gain or enhancement.

Fifty year old gay man with a twenty year old boyfriend...definately a sugardaddy with a piece
of candyboi

by Swimjew November 3, 2006

floor candy

A girl who looks kind of sexy at first, but she's actually dirty/you're not sure where she's been.

That Ke$ha is nothing but floor candy.

by cooliganPIB April 29, 2010

Grandma Candy

a noun used in substitution of a name to inform others that this person is clutch/consistent. Just like the sweets at your grandmother's house, this person is always there, especially when you need them.

Chad: "Dude, I'm not playing beer pong tonight, I'm in a slump."

Marshall: "Just team-up with Pat, he's grandma candy, he doesn't miss."

by TheCripple March 19, 2009

John Candy

A great big, huge fat white line, guarenteed to bring a grin to your face.

"Hey Gumbo, I've lined up loads of John Candy's - come and get yours"

by Shoft-Cock October 9, 2011

A Bit Cagey

When not a decidedly British quip describing feeling hesitant of committing oneself or trapped, deceived, crafty or shrewd...it refers to the East Coast based band composed of two members - Sajida Jalazai and Melissa Shampine.

Drawing from trip hop, dub-step, and experimental noise rock their sound pushes and pulls; their reflective and apocalyptic lyrics reveal an effort to connect music and social commentary. Artistic influences include Portishead, Modeselektor, and Thom Yorke.

Oh well I'm feeling a bit cagey about trying not to fall madly in love with A Bit Cagey!

by shipping forecast February 3, 2010