very heavy weather

A term used by British mathematicians when describing laborious proofs that could be proven much easier

"Dude, I tried to prove Eisenstein's Criterion super complicatedly and my professor wrote on my homework "very heavy weather"."

by LordAlgebro22 May 20, 2018

Murphy's Law of Weather vs. Gumption

"You can apathetically sit around the house for hours, and the weather will be sunny and mild. But then just as soon as you actually manage to groggily struggle up off'n yer but and head for the door to be productive with outdoor activities, it will either start raining, the temps will soar/plummet, or the breeze will die down and allow black flies and mosquitoes to swarm you."

I am a long-term vicitim of Murphy's Law of Weather vs. Gumption, so I employ the unconventional strategy of working naked outdoors (long live tall dense shrubbery along the road out front!) so that I can feel cooler and move about more easily than I could with restrictive clothing, and thus I am able to strugglingly get work done during more-favorable weather, even when I strongly don't feel like it.

by QuacksO September 12, 2019

T-Shirt and Glove Weather

Weather in which your hands are extremely cold and your arms are warm because your body is also weird.

It's t-shirt and glove weather again today.

by Ace6040 November 18, 2020

weatherman

The sexual act that involves one partner sticking their big toe into the other partner's vagina.

She asked me to wash my feet before giving her a weatherman.
After she sucked my toe she asked for a weatherman.

by Kimberly Crappen September 24, 2005

whether weather

What you base a plan of action on concerning the weather.

She said she would go on the hayride tomorrow depending on the whether weather.

by Someonefromearth October 17, 2009

perfectly lubricated weathervane

A petite sex partner who is so wet he or she can be spun around with ease. A spinner.

Mischa was so turned on the other night she was like a perfectly lubricated weathervane.

by Hobbs_fan January 31, 2012

weather convo

when ones conversation with another is not specifically about the weather, but only regards dry less meaningful topics sucha as "what are you up to tomorow?" or "how has your day been?", reaching no higher significant peaks

inspired by Rob Morbin :-)

girl:hi
boy:hello
girl:how are you?
boy:fine you?
girl:fine thankyou
boy:hows your day been?
girl:good yours?
boy:same
girl:what you up to tomorow?
boy:nothing much, what about you?
girl:same same
END OF WEATHER CONVO

by JerriWRIGHT April 30, 2006