coreship

A relationship or friendship of the core. Exclusive intimate knowledge between two people.

They understood each other and connected on a core level, respected this exclusive privilege, and vowed to protect the depth of their coreship before a series of betrayal threatened its existence.

by Sheila Quinn December 18, 2008

After the show comes the shit cart.

Old saying from WW1 used by soldiers returning to the trenches after being on leave in England

Soldier #1; Poor Tom bought it hardly a day after returning from leave in London!"

Soldier 2; " Yes, after the show comes the shit cart."

by OneWhoKnowsBetter January 24, 2020

What comes around goes around

A person's actions, whether good or bad, will often have consequences for that person.

You kick a dog in the morning. Later that night a rabid dog bites you in the ass and you die of rabies. The neighbor who saw you kick his dog says: What comes around goes around.

by Supercords July 18, 2012

compressor

Compressor/Kompressor refers to any Mercedes Benz with a supercharged engine. Superchargers force air into an internal combustion engine to increase horsepower and torque.

Money on the dresser / drive a Compressor / Top notch hos get the most / not the lesser - UGK Ft Outkast - Int'l Players Anthem

by jja_0 August 19, 2009

Compression helmet

Usually used in sentence sarcastically, a Compression helmet counteracts and protects against the effects caused by the "fun theory". The "fun theory" states that if an individual has too much fun within a short amount of time, consequently, said individuals head will blow up.

Jon: So, what are doing on this fine Friday night?

Fraser: I have to go to bingo with my 94 year old
grandmother.

Jon: Better bring your Compression helmet!

by Roachey15 August 1, 2009

ComesATime'd

An angry middle-aged woman who fucks losers who live at home.

"Sandy dropped her daughter off at college, then totally ComesATime'd this 24-year-old before rushing him home before curfew."

by Jackstrawfromwichita September 1, 2009

Tutto compreso

From the Italian meaning all inclusive. In American parlance it is used to mean everything and nothing at the same time, but mostly nothing. When, for example, there is so much/too much that it becomes meaningless or useless.

I have every iPad app known to man, but most are pretty useless. Very tutto compreso.

by Munmunword April 18, 2011