Coachelling

1. (verb) - to go to or ascend upon, through force of great beats and good times, an isolated desert location surrounded by music, art and amazing people.

2. the act of going to, or being at, Coachella Music Festival, Indio CA.

Slater: "What up Busta? What you got planned for next weekend?"

Matkins: "Sup Cuz? I'm Coachelling! The lineup's gonna be off the charts!!!"

Slater: "Yep, checked the charts. Lineup was definitely not on it"

by chengguan April 8, 2010

Head Ball Coach

Stephen Orr Spurrier, head football coach of The University of South Carolina and former coach at The University of Florida and Duke University. Sometimes also referred to as the Ole Ball Coach. Could mean any head football coach when written in all lower case.

The Head Ball Coach is best known for bringing a high-powered passing attack to the SEC, giving UF's football stadium the nickname "The Swamp", winning the Heisman Trophy, and recruiting alcoholic quarterbacks.

by EdistoBro January 1, 2012

Conan

a barbarian with immense fighting prowess. Played by a man named Arnold who has also been a robot and countless other deadly beings.

Conan has great facial expressions during battle.

by I Dance Jigs March 12, 2003

coach

Cute bags and accessories..I've found them to be addicting I can't stop buying there

I love my coach mini sig hobo, but sometimes while shopping I just use a simple wristlet

by Emmi January 19, 2005

conamire poolie

Someone who cons their way through life. poolie and lives in Towanda; south of the red light. Also known as a filthy dirt bag. Most often seen with summer teeth

You could tell he was from South Towanda, he tried to sell ice to eskimos. He’s such a conamire poolie; he was covered in grease and had summer teeth.

by CannaBit January 17, 2019

Boach Coach

The short bus used for the transportation of Boaches to and from their Boach school.

Corky rode the Boach Coach every morning to school.

by franky b January 6, 2008

Put me in coach!

A conversation between a man's primary and secondary brain where the later lets the former know he's ready for action.

Coach Willie's team was excited to see the new grass on the field. Johnson stood up and said, "Put me in coach! I'm ready to play!"

by Puppet Villain February 18, 2009