pass with flying colors

To succeed in something with no possibility of failure.

"I studied last night, so I'm sure I'll pass with flying colors."

by XDavid PolicastroX March 9, 2009

Flying Rhino

Someone straps a dildo to their head and has their partner lay on the bed spread eagle. Then they climb up on the dresser and jump towards the person on the bed aiming for the vagina/butt hole.....plan a trip to the hospital

After he landed the flying rhino they never saw that dildo again.

by Ranger Mike April 13, 2009

with flying colors

Triumphant; vitorious. Derives from the practice of a ship striking her colors to surrender in battle. Thus, the ship that comes through "with flying colors" is the winner.

Again Nelson came through with flying colors, vanquishing the French fleet in the Battle of the Nile.

by Second Head August 13, 2008

Flying fuck

an extremely dangerous sex move where a man with acrobatic abilities tumbles from the air and dives down towards a sprawled out woman with the intent of successfully driving his penis down the girl's pubic landing strip and into her vagina, making her cum instantly

Announcer: And there he goes, starting off with a tumble. And he swoops down like a bird ready for the kill. And HE NAILS IT! He SUCCESSFULLY PULLS OFF THE FLYING FUCK! Just look at that girl cum.

by (b O_o)b July 1, 2011

flying monkey

I minion or one that carers out others biding.

That brown noisier is up to no good, the lousy flying monkey.

by Sherry M December 27, 2006

Flying Camel

As your gal is lying on her back and you are hammering her from your knees. You very carefully move forward and prop yourself (without using your arms) on your dick while it is still inserted in her vagina. You then proceed to flap your arms and let out a long shrieking howl much like a flying camel. Strictly a class move.

"My girl had to go to the girlie doctor today, I think I injured her last night doing the Flying Camel. Ouch!"

by Monkeyfuck McGrew January 13, 2005

Flying Fignewton

Another word for a firecracker.

We went down to the park and set off some Flying Fignewtons.

by John Farrell April 8, 2004