Cover the Rainbow

1. A saying in England which explains an alternative approach to how to eat your five fruit and veg a day.

2. Taking a cocktail of class A drugs on a one night bender.

3. Going to a gay bar to find orgy partners.

I explained to Ed that his five-a-day could not consist of just grapes, he needed to "Cover the Rainbow" of fruit and vegetables, getting more variety in his diet.

I asked Stu what he did on Saturday, he said he went out to "Cover the Rainbow". He looked tired and his eyes were bloodshot, I'm not sure if he meant hitting up big time or hitting on big boys.

by mrblackdx December 24, 2011

Rainbow Smash

In prison when the biggest guy from each race gets five minutes private time with pedophiles or child molesters

Did you hear what happened to the chomo

No what happened

They rainbow smashed him till he cried

by Shlament January 4, 2021

Rainbow Crème

The act of shoving a family sized bag of Skittles into your dick hole then shooting your load on your partners face.

“Sarah was really excited when I gave her the Rainbow Crème last night.”

by The Haremcycle February 25, 2021

Rainbow Flat

Something that is flat but isn't, usually a cycling route or event, yet not stupidly hilly.

Coined by Audax Club Bristol members after their president Paul Rainbow referred to the 1200km long distance cycling event Paris-Brest-Paris as flat to ease any pre-event jitters; it wasn't!

Is it a hilly ride?
No, it's Rainbow flat!

by 1.4.theroad August 25, 2022

Rainbow Closet

A state where in a man shows so much lgbt pride and disposition while still being technically in the closet.

Harry Styles just waved a bisexual flag at Coachella. Harry Styles and his rainbow closet makes everyone happy.

by Etienne Brownlee April 19, 2022

Rainbow Buttercup

A little gay boy who has Big Dick Energy, when in reality has a small dick

Mathew is a Rainbow Buttercup

by RainbowButtercup69 March 16, 2022

Rainbow Math

When liberal publishers in some Western countries decide to green-light math titles by LGBT+ authors in spite of the high risk of offending or alienating conservative potential customers—when they argue that sexual orientation and math publication needn’t be mutually exclusive.

Radical Islamist groups from rogue nations like Saudi Arabia, Afghanistan, and Iran have warned foreign publishers that their publications would be removed from bookstores if they’re caught shipping rainbow math titles to both Mohammedans and “infidels.”

by MathPlus October 10, 2021