Cornering

Cornering (v): The act of lying down and wrapping one's body around a right angle. The person should fully extend their legs and arms in attempt to be "one" with the angle itself. Right angles can include but not limited to: walls, statues, buildings, furniture, curbs, or anything that could potentially be swaddled.

Man, Jordan was cornering so well we thought he was actually part of the wall.

by jspensir July 8, 2014

corner

one who corns.

Statements made by corners:

"I like to eat corn on the cob."
"KoRn is my favorite band in the world."
"I live in the town of Corning, NY."
"I have a nasty corn on my foot."
"All my jokes are corny."

by Nick D May 27, 2003

Corner

Where nobody puts baby

Nobody puts baby in the corner

by Styles57 February 12, 2018

Cornerize

To place an object in a corner thus making it "cornerized".

We have no room for this desk. We should cornerize it by placing it in the corner.

by johnnybgood28 February 2, 2012

Corner

1oz or 1zip of weed. The corner of a QP.

Break me off a corner.

I threw 3 corners in that brownie mix.

by §kØt K*lØ June 27, 2009

corner

A tiny bit of smokable material left in a baggie, so named as it is usually broken into fine bits and wedged in the corner.

I don't have any roaches, but I have a few corners we can roll up.

by poor November 15, 2003

cornering

Term used to describe the act of riding a high performance motorcycle through a corner (or curve) of a closed race track or road course. An expert rider is able to corner his machine at high velocity by increasing the lean angle of the motorcycle while at the same time hanging off of the machine, a technique that is often accompanied by knee dragging.

Cornering is the most difficult skill to master in the sport of motorcycle roadracing.

by razer December 25, 2006