Swim team

Usually described as a "cult" group. Unusually close clique that are always together. Spend several hours a day in the pool and then get ready to go out at night - together. Other close groups of friends do not compare to the swim team.

Students who participate in the swim team are in a cult.

by Sarah Hartshorne May 13, 2005

SEAL Team 6

This is where you bust into a girls bedroom in the middle of the night, toss in a flash bang, scream "Don't Move!", cum on her forehead and then roll her up in the bed sheet and push her off the bed.

Melissa: Mary, what was all that noise last night?
Mary: Oh, that was John, I think. He SEAL Team 6'd me last night.

by Argument Invalid May 1, 2013

Team Rowdy

a group of persons that, individually, posses the ability to direct any particular social gathering to it's peak level of wildness. When united this group of rad persons will completely change your life ( or at least for one night )

This party really blows, hopefully Team Rowdy shows up soon.

by whutwhutwhut August 20, 2009

Team Alboe

Team alboe is a groupe of youtubers, the word alboe means a little bit of everything.

Are you from Team Alboe?

by MformeeeeeXD December 10, 2016

team america

funny puppet 1:"It's Me! It's Me!"
funny puppet 2:"I think he's saying kiss me, kiss me!"
funny puppet 3:"Smart ass mother fucker!"

Team America saved my ass!!!

by vogan April 27, 2007

Team America: World Police

1) - A reference to the belief some hold that America and its military police the world, sticking them in business they have no place being in and interfering with foreign affairs of other countries.

2) - A hilarious movie by Trey Parker and Matt Stone involving marionette puppets that lampoons the aforementioned defnition.

1) - "Why is Team America here again? We can handle our own business!"

2) - "I saw Team America last night. Americaaa...fuck yeah!"

by ACG2x October 16, 2004

team

TEAM is another way to say "Everybody but me." It's popular in corporate environments where an asshole wants work done, but doesn't want to do it, but wants to seem like they want to. Therefore they start their email with "TEAM"

Here's an example email text:

"Team,

I need you to do x."

by burned_by_team November 10, 2009