Order 66

The act of one or a group of people unplugging Springfield’s WiFi.

“Hey broskita, want to execute order 66?”

by Sensei Wyka July 3, 2020

Ordained

To make someone (specially male) a Thailand Buddhist monk.

Arthit is getting ordained at the ordination ceremony next next month before his wedding.

by suckerforBLs January 31, 2021

somebody ordered slops

it is raining (or going to rain!)

somebody ordered slops, they're going to have to cancel the "big game"

i was going to get out there and do my 'thing', but somebody ordered slops

by michael foolsley November 22, 2011

gag order

When you are prevented from talking about a problem to anybody other than the person you are having problems with

I want to tell you about a problem I have with this person, but I was given a gag order to shut up about it.

by Porusa November 18, 2019

ass on order

The term for the waiting period after calling a person for some quick action and that person arriving.

I can't go to the ballgame, I've got ass on order.

by Patrick O'Grady, Tim Gallen and Tiffany DiGiacinto March 25, 2008

Blistering anal ordeal

1. A very potent, very hot expulsion of air from the anus. The heat usually lingers and is uncomfortable to both of which have "smelt" and "dealt".

2. A feverish, scalding, irritating defecating experience; often diarrheal and requires a cream, salve, or ointment to calm the burning sensation. Can be caused by spicy foods and some viruses.

3. A severe rash caused by an STD contracted by anal intercourse.

4. An instance in which someone is trying to get an asshole to behave sensibly, but they continue to make a scene.

("Dude, I had a blistering anal ordeal last night, it was real shitty!")

by Caustie January 30, 2015

Move on order

An order whether verbal or written given by police or other authorities to tell you to leave an area because you have been committing or suspected of committing offences including graffiti or other antisocial behaviour. If you do not leave the area you are banned from and stay away for the period given (usually 24 hours) you can be arrested and charged with disobeying a move on order.

Ricky: I'm damn glad Courtney got a move on order from the police
Dicky: Why's that?
Ricky: She couldn't stop hanging around Forever 21 and harrassing the staff.

by KTV484 June 19, 2014