sequoia

a very large, stiff, solid, erect penis. a cock so hard and huge it takes multiple attempts to reach the top.

1.that mike has a sequoia in his pants.

2. dont take him up the ass, he's got a sequoia!.

cock stiffy

by some guy name mike October 23, 2009

Sequentialism

The philosophy that all things commit to a natural order, that human effort is often fruitless in its attempt to replace this order with one of its own.

A wise man once told me that he was a devoted follower of sequentialism.

by The_Discombobulator February 23, 2010

Nike Squeak

The distinct, high pitched squeak made when fresh Nikes hit linoluem. The term was coined by Rynizzle who upon hearing the squeak his Nikes made, felt the need to name it.

You hear that? That's pure, unadulterated Nike squeak.

by Karnan October 2, 2007

sequesense of almanuity

jibberish sounding as though you have a deep philosophical insight, thought or understanding

As I gaze out into our vast universe of stars and planets and ponder my purpose in it I can only wonder and stand amazed by the volumeous sequensense of almanuity that abounds.

by Adrian Dane July 10, 2005

sequelized

a new intellectual property that receives multiple sequels and prequels.

Take Two has sequelized their game BioShock.

by Rogue352 April 19, 2008

Sequel Stiffie

A proceeding erection moments after climax

I wanted to keep banging this hottie after I busted, so we waited for a few minutes & then went for a sequel stiffie.

by ReggieDoingtheTwist August 2, 2021

Hollywood Sequel

A coming-of-age term used to define family-connected generation succeeding sellout entertainers in Hollywood, California. Hollywood Sequels make more money without using creativity because people already write for them. In order to help them out, usually a really big-name writer will conjure up ideas on how to please the entertainment manager request so the Hollywood sequel can just sit back and make money. The sequel, who isn't in it for the art of acting but just in it because that's what their parents did and all they know is they have to make money so selling out is ok with them. Usually you can spot these entertainers by doing research on how they got into the industry or by family inheritance. Most of them are either in film or music or sadly; both. Most high-end Hollywood marketing companies try mass marketing efforts to "spotify" the system so that the real artists get left behind due to company bribes or family ties.

Example 1 (Culture Reference):
Willow Smith? Jaden Smith? Will Smith!!!! Come on man. ... quit making this a Hollywood Sequel.

Example 2 (film reference):
This film feels like a piece of art. They better not ruin it and turn it into some Hollywood Sequel.

by oj.did.itzzz August 27, 2013