X Piles

Unwanted visitors from uranus

Nick: What's wrong Sammy?
Sammy: Call Agent Mulder, I think I have the case of the X Piles

by Samick Downunder September 1, 2005

The X-Factor

When you hitting it from the back and you cross your arms for added grip

Jesus: yeah I was putting my penis in her from behind and it started to get a bit slick so I used the x-factor to maintain my godly pace
Jesus’s dad: good work son

by ppgang69 July 29, 2019

daddy x

member of the kottonmouth kings

Daddy X, D-loc, and Johnny Richter are all members of KMK

by Kmk Bitch July 12, 2006

X-Pac

One of the vital parts of Degeneration X. He was the master of the bronco buster, and the x-factor. He also was most vigorous when using the term "Suck It"

X-Pac beat that guy's ass, had him pinned 1-2-3.

by RMerrill June 24, 2006

malcom x

A muslim civil rights activists in America. His real name is Malik Shabaz. Thanks to him and others people of all ethnicity are "equal" in the US.

Malcom X was a great man.

by Ahmed Bhuiyan April 3, 2005

Project X

A large house party. Not just any party, but one with more than 1,500 people attending, 2 DJ's, and over $2,000 in damages. Comparable to the party seen in the film Project X (2012). To make it more like the Project X thrown in the film, police should have been called, and drugs other than weed should be largely available.

Oh my god dude, I can't believe how big that party was! It was totally a Project X!

by projectexer June 9, 2012

x japan

X-Japan originally formed in 1982 as X. It was made up of Toshi on vocals, and Yoshiki on drums. In 1987, hide joined on guitar, Pata on guitar, and Taiji on bass (he was later replaced with Heath). They were one of Japan's first Visual bands, and one of the most popular. In 1992, Taiji left to be replaced by Heath, and they renamed themselves X-Japan. In 1994, hide still remained in X-Japan, but went solo. In 1997, X-Japan sadly disbanded. In 1998, hide died of suicide.

Yumi: "Did you get X-Japan's new mini-album yet?"
Tsuki: "You mean Art of Life? Yeah, I love it! One 30 minute song!"

by Toastie-Chan March 19, 2005