808’s

another word for crashout, essentially a crashout

I’m boutta go 808’s on my math teacher.

by JacyJack0909 December 6, 2024

The 70's-mobile

Any bus used by hipsters in 1970's America.

My mom drove The 70's-mobile cross-country.

by Ereck Flowers August 12, 2017

TPGFKA℘'s Theory

The Prep Group Formerly Known As ℘ says that all High School Lincoln-Douglas Debaters competing in a varsity or open division of a tournament on the National Circuit must be able to pronounce ℘ and identify its country of origin within five seconds of this sentence being read in round. This practice is vital to fight bias within debate. We must encourage intellectual curiosity about different cultures.

The order is one off, TPGFKA℘'s Theory.

by ougrhough September 12, 2025

Clit S(creaming)

Dropping a Nut into a chick and then scream as loud as you can into that phat poosie so all the billions of racers know when to start.

Clit S(creaming) is defined as the start of the race. also SOS.. my girl is trying suck my titties... potential side effect of using the method

by 45BonQueef May 18, 2024

S-Avenue

John, a friend of mine, and I were playing a game called Splinter Cell Double Agent. We were in the first level, about halfway through, and hit a save point. We had a moral dilemma : Should we save, or not waste time, and forge through, courageously? I was in a pretty cocky mood, so I said "Saving is for wussies" and we plundered on. During the third section of the level (there are levels like 1-1, 1-2, 1-3, 1-4, and 1-5). We were on the third section, being 1-3. Having died several times after the save point, my friend quoted me saying "Saving is for wussies" after I said we should consider it. I saw the save come up, and I'm like "S-ave? What is S-Ave? Is it...South Avenue? Let's go to South Avenue!" Before we realized that it said save (cough cough), we accidently saved! Which means we are not wussies! And thus "S-Avenue" was born.

"Only wussies save, if you have confidence, you S-Avenue it up!"

by Cegstar December 13, 2008

S I On

Pronunciation: /ˌɛs.aɪ.ˈɒn/

Used to emphasise that a statement is serious and not made in jest; a stronger form of promise or assurance, typically employed when ordinary affirmations such as “I swear” or “I promise” might be doubted.

Blend of “Seriously on”, developed as a convention for distinguishing genuine statements from jokes.

“You actually got the job?”

“Yes, S I On, I did!”

by Viper2025 August 27, 2025

Throwing up 4’s

Throwing up 4’s means that you have no rizz.

Look, he’s throwing up 4’s. He must have 0 rizz.

by oh135 June 4, 2022