trouser elephant

When one pulls the insides of your pockets out and also pull his dick out

Look at my trouser elephant

by Paul January 17, 2004

mr elephant

A very cuddly and soft friend. You can always trust him for being supportive. He also helps you when you are sad or frustrated by rubbing his very soft ears.

Mr elephant is an amazing friend

by Youngsavage4 February 8, 2018

personal elephant

someone you throw your crumbs at — like how they do at the circus

*Throws crumbs at someone* “What the fuck?” “I did that because your my personal elephant”

by beaniesspace June 17, 2023

working the elephant

is alot like spanking the monkey as it brings an animal into the masterbation process. this image refers to the trunk being the penis

Ever since Jim lost his girlfriend, he has ben working the elephant more with his hand on the trunk all day.

by von strudelburg October 13, 2013

Electra Complex

Carl Jung's female equivalent to Freud's Oedipus Complex; the theory that during the Freud's phallic stage of childhood development, girls develop a sexual attachment to their father (or father figure), leading them to want to kill mother and marry their father. The name derives from the Greek myth of Electra, who wanted to avenge her father's death by killing her mother, who was responsible for the murder.

Guy 1: Don't date girls with an Electra complex, mate.

Guy 2: Why not?

Guy 1: They think their father is God; you'll never measure up.

by Tzel September 10, 2009

eleese

Beautiful, down to earth smile, and cute eyes. A very sweet, but emotional girl. She loves to laugh and smile. She has gone through a lot in life, even losing a loved one to death, but surrounds herself with people who love her and support her. The best friend you will ever have.

down-to-earth eleese

by you'llfindoutsoon October 8, 2013

mild thematic elements

a term in movie ratings used when there is a low-key, but potentially upsetting element of the story.

in the movie, Good Night, and Good Luck, the inexplicit presentation of the suicide of Edward Murrow's underling, Don Hollenbeck, would be considered one of its mild thematic elements.

by vm0d January 26, 2006