See You Next Tuesday

A series of words that the creators of Family Guy use to get away with saying cunt on tv.
C.U.N.T.

See You Next Tuesday, Meg.

You bitch.

by Overdell February 25, 2009

girl next door

-A typical girl you'd see everyday that is very attractive

(i.e. Susie Miller from Psych Ed is definitely the girl-next-door type!)

by Sorta-Understand-the-Definition Guy April 9, 2004

nextel

The businessman's phone.

Offers functional "tough phones," as opposed to the traditional "pretty and cute" phones.

Useless unless used by a businessman or professional. Useful for one who gets a lot of phone calls.

The boss carries a Nextel i930. His employee carries Tmobile Mp3 Razr Phone, with Bluetooth.

by sam111111 December 13, 2006

on that next shit

Meaning your crazy, you out of your mind and needa snap back into reality

Side chick: I'm tired of us hiding I want to start going out with you in public I want love
Guy: fuck outta here you on that next shit you know I have a girl at home

by hffunfsilmbfdukm December 26, 2014

next level

Next Level is another word for rediculous, or absurd. As if something has transcended it's accepted level of reason, judgement, fairness, etc.

Jenine cheating on Rob is some Next Level shit.

by Sasaki May 13, 2005

girl next door

Usually refers to a cute, unattainable, wholesome girl, who a guy would like to make love to. She's the type of girl you can take home to your mother, but usually is a tiger in bed.

Amy is one of the "girl next door" types. She is just as cute as a pin, so I was completely surprised when she agreed to go out with me, and even more surprised when she was all over me when we got to the park. She blew me (and swallowed) before we even got out of the car, and was tight as a vise when we made love before I took her home.

by BRD September 6, 2005

let me stand next to your fire

The phrase is taken from the Jimi Hendrixx song 'Let me stand next to your fire.' In this case, 'fire' refers to a joint or a blunt, and by saying 'let me stand next to your fire', you are asking to get a hit of what they are smoking.

(To a person smoking a blunt, or joint.)
"Hey Joe, let me stand next to your fire."

by Jim Rhodes February 14, 2008