stackin flow 

the progression or accumulation of ones respect, props, and/or material neccessities such as crack, weed, heroin, or any other federaly controlled substance.

first im gonna stack some flow
than im gonna stack some mo'
stackin flow

stackin flow by Chafin June 29, 2006

heavy flow 

term to describe irregular quantities of vaginal discharge.

you ain't stackin flow w/ heavy flow

heavy flow by Chafin June 29, 2006

Aunt Flow is visiting from Redland

Chick code for, "I have my period". Used in mixed company so as not to gross out any male innocents.

Girl 1: Hey, Shauna -- are you going to wear your freak at the show tonight?"

Girl 2: Nope, can't do it. My Aunt Flow is visiting from Redland."

Aunt Flow is visiting from Redland by toniwithaneye November 26, 2006

Pyroclastic Flow 

What happens when a volcano blow, thats what happens when ice cube starts to flow

to sum it all up NOTHING CAN SURVIVE A PYROCLASTIC FLOW

Ice Cube- YALL NIGGAS KNOW MY PYROCLASTIC FLOW

Pyroclastic Flow by J-Pol Hong Kong October 16, 2008

low flow toilet

Toilets that, instead of using around 6 liters of water per flush, use about 2 or 3 liters per flush (lpf). This can result in even the smallest, softest piece of shit clogging the entire toilet, which can then result in unwanted calls for the plumber, and having to buy a jumbo toilet plunger to take care of your problem once and for all.

Generally, it's a very bad toilet. But hey, at least hippy Bob can stop bitching about people wasting water on one flush, even though now the average person must flush three times as much on a low flow toilet to get anything to go down.

Remember when toilets could flush your dead goldfish down? Low flow toilets can't do that...

low flow toilet by You want to know who wrote this that badly? June 11, 2006

Ebb and Flow 

Time and Tide waits for no man. A familiar saying from the days of sailing ships when tides determined departure times. Supposedly a quote as early as the 14th century. Basically means if you've got something important to do, don't procrastinate, because neither time nor tide will wait for you.

Man 1 : We have to wake up early tomorrow for fishing

Man 2 : Why do we have to wake up so early?

Man 1 : By Ebb and flow! The largest fish hang around in the mornings

Ebb and Flow by LandStalker October 30, 2007

Banker Flow 

Long, well-cut, slicked back hair often seen on the heads of those in various money managing fields. This hair style is very often used in the movie business when depicting a banker.

"Banker" derives from the term used to describe the profession of all persons in the money management field, "Flow" deriving from the term for hair most commonly associated with hockey players.

#1: "You're hair is getting pretty long there."
#2: "I know. Almost Banker Flow status."

Matt Bomer (in White Collar), Jon Hamm (in Mad Men), Michael Douglas (in Wall Street (1987)), and just about every character in 'Margin Call'.

Banker Flow by 90sBanker March 6, 2012