Disco

Groovy; used by Mia Wallace (Uma Thurman) after sucessfully directing Vincent Vega (John Travolta) over to her intercom.

"Warmer, warmer...Disco!"

by The Eviscerator October 31, 2003

Disco

1.A discotheque.
2.a.Music. Popular dance music characterized by strong repetitive bass rhythms. b.A style of dancing done especially to disco music.

Get Down to the Disco funk !

by The man December 22, 1999

Disco

1. The only dance to be brutally murdered in history
2. The Jesus of music. Used to be the shit, but everyone sort of lost interest. Was killed by haters, and eventually came back from the dead.

Now I know why disco died.
Disco demolition day was like the crucifixtion of Christ of the music world

by MaximumOverdrive December 9, 2008

not at the disco

being uncool and otherwise not hip

"Jillian is SO not at the disco"

by JClinton June 1, 2006

DISCO

Desi In Skin Color Only

Indian- born Desis who have integrated so well into another culture/language that they hardly display the stereotypical traits of their fellow countrymen.

That Indian dude knows more about American politics than me. He is such an impressive DISCO.

She prefers European cuisine over Indian food. I think she is a hot DISCO.

by Daria Morgendorffer June 28, 2011

Discos

A slang name for the drug MDMA, more commonly known as ecstasy, commonly used in rural towns.

Person 1: Do you have any discos?
Person 2: I just got some blue diamonds, plenty of pills.

by Green Shroom December 23, 2007

Disco

Verb - to do a Disco is to perform a blatantly obvious lie that usually results in getting out of a tricky situation, or leaving work early. The excuses are both varied and elaborate, conflicting heavily with the truth.

Adjective - To describe an action that is very crafty or false. e.g. 'He's only gone and done a Disco!'

Ray: "Where is he?"
Nock: "He's late because of the ice."
Ray: "But I live next door to him, and I was fine..."
Nock: "I guess he's done a Disco then.."

by UniqueUmbrella123 January 27, 2010