Green Grass and High Tides

One of the most relaxing, underrated songs ever written. Green Grass has, like many songs of its kind, lyrics that don't literally apply to our life but can be if examined or listened to carefully.

The guitar work is this song's strongest point, it sounds and feels like the blood of Jesus Christ is flowing through your veins! If you are into classic rock and have not heard this song, I suggest you look it up immediately, it is by the Outlaws.

*Green Grass and High Tides is playing*
Guy 1: Wow, the world is almost easier to bear while listening to this song.
Guy 2: Yeah, you know, my house is getting repossessed, my wife left me, and my children all hate me...but I think it'll all be okay...
Guy 1: Yeah man, I'm sure it'll be fine.

by Arockalypse February 2, 2009

Tider

1. (Noun) An absolute unit or a big bitch
2. (Verb) An act of unrivaled evil

1. This nigga is a Tider
2. Imma commit Tider

by Yüh October 15, 2018

tidey chunk

The sexual act of "fingering" a woman, except the large toe is used instead of the actual fingers.

"Johnny gave me a tidey chunk last night"

by Holliver May 18, 2008

People's Republic of Tidewater

Puppet nation created by the MEB and CDF.

The MEB was quick to instate the People's Republic of Tidewater after the Atlanta Crisis.

by Not Rocket December 29, 2016

Big Tides

The large breasts of a fine woman, a stacked chick, big boobs

Yo, check out da big tides on that waitress.

by Mt. Pleasant January 20, 2010

TideYT

1. A famous YouTube and Twitch personality, known for being a pro-Minecraft player as well a both a notorious racist and simultaneously also a major gay-rights activist.

2. Used to refer to the TideYT brand of men's silicone horse penis-shaped sex toys

1. " Hey have you watched TideYT's iceberg video? "

" Yeah! I wonder who the handsome person is that made the iceberg..."
2. " Joe decided to shove a TideYT up his anus today "

by ChimneyEggs August 9, 2022

tidewater

a generic geographic term used to describe a coastal plain with rivers that feed a bay or low coastal land that is inundated by water at flood tide. There are many “tidewaters” across the nation and the globe. In the United States, tidewaters include such locations as Myrtle Beach SC, New Orleans LA, portions of Maryland facing the Chesapeake Bay, Outer Banks NC, Tidewater OR and coasts on the Gulf of Mexico.

On a global perspective, for instance, the regions of Indonesia, Sri Lanka, India, Thailand and Maldives struck by the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami are all tidewaters.

Hampton Roads is located in the southeastern coastal tidewater of Virginia, a gateway to the world.

by HamptonRoads10 February 4, 2010