Solid

'Solid' is term for a partner one has been romantically involved with for a long period of time and is not married to. This term is appropriate for couples to use when most people would expect them to be married and better conveys commitment over use of 'girlfriend' or 'boyfriend'.

"This is John, my solid."

by shiftmo August 14, 2012

solia

SOLIA refers to someone who is often late or just isnt fast enough and mostly has brown hair

That Solia Better Hurry Up

by dfjbvjfviernojr February 17, 2017

solidstank

A pathetic loser that is to poor for broadband.

by Anonymous June 17, 2003

solidaritous

adjective: the state of, or the exhibition of, solidarity.

By sleeping with the ex-who-dumped-him the very next day, Pete's best friend wasn't being very solidaritous.

by Laurie Brown January 31, 2008

solid gold

Adjective;
Individual naturally possessing the fundamental qualities in association With beauty, comedy, etc; and the ideal platform and discipline to deliver with precise accuracy, those qualities; with out manipulation, coaxing or any outside interference and in a consistent unflappable manor.

1. The first audition was solid gold, its a wrap.
2. This guy's interview was solid gold; tell the rest of the candidates to take two weeks off and than quit.
3. Jack Nicholson was solid gold as the role of The Joker, retire that costume, noone will ever do it better.
* See J. Rao

by joeblo April 15, 2008

Solicigator

1. A lawyer who is both a solicitor and a litigator.

2. A lawyer with reptilian qualities, therefore all lawyers.

You'd better have that contract checked over by a solicigator.

The difference between a solicigator and an alligator? One is a vicious slimy monster and the other is a reptile.

by Chachos May 16, 2009

solicipatory

The act of gathering information through a participatory process.

A social media campaign utilizes a solicipatory process when it seeks specific information from the public response to a post.

by greenmtngonzo July 9, 2010