weatherford

the most winning name on earth , used to describe a person that is amazing and Chuck Norris like.

josh Weatherford wins at life

by hoshua winns November 1, 2011

How's The Weather?

A phrase used by teenage girls to secretly inform each other that their tops are too low.

girl 1 : Hey Claire, How's the weather?

girl 2 : crap, its fine now i think

Dean : nice

by Vinny ;D January 16, 2010

fair weather friend

A friend who only wants to hang out when he/she is in a good mood. They say that they'd rather not make their friends unhappy, and use this as an excuse to break off engagements on a moment's notice if his/her mood changes.

I was planning to hang out with Mike today, but he's such a fair weather friend that he called me five minutes before he was supposed to show up and canceled because he said he's feeling down.

by commiebobo November 26, 2009

Weather Slut

One who irresponsibly sleeps with another due to impending natural disasters.

You slept with Jon during Hurricane Irene? When did you become such a weather slut?

by Chinese Jade September 7, 2011

Bad weather fan

A person who still cheers for the Chicago Cubs after all this time. Or they also like the Detroit Lions.

Chicago Cubs
Detroit Lions
Washington Nationals
Chicago Bears
Any other sports team that sucks

bob: Look at Dylan he's wearing a cubs shirt
Joe: Doesn't he know they lost last night
bob: he must be a bad weather fan they haven't won the world series in at least a hundred years

by john dick doe July 22, 2010

fair weather

a fake friend.
who will be a best friends, but be careful, because they will backstab you quicker than lightning.

mary elizabeth harpel is a fucking fair weather.

by victom1 April 2, 2009

Weathertainment

Weathertainment is when there is so much active weather going on that a person has multiple TV's tuned to different weather channels as to catch different weatherman's views and opinions of what is going on across the area.. This is very entertaining as many weathermen get flustered and sometimes get disoriented on what is happening and where it's happening.

It can also be a person flipping between local TV channels during severe storms or tornados to see which station has the best radar image, most popular weather caster or the craziest storm chasers all while discussing where to have dinner once the danger has passed.
"Man, did you watch the storms last night?" "Yup, sure did." "Wasn't that just some great weathertainment?"

Rick, "Man, did you watch the storms last night?"

Me, "Yup, sure did."

Rick, "Wasn't that just some great weathertainment?"

by Hippy43 April 17, 2013