by Thecutefella March 19, 2023
by Beeliner June 19, 2019
(Verb) When your boss mandates a task at or near the end of your shift, especially after an already long or strenuous day, not to be confused with voluntary overtime. While the origin is unclear it is widely believed to be derived from the fact that “hot dogs” turn green when left out for too long.
“Nobody wanted to run that last delivery last night so Steve got green-wienered again.”
“Sorry babe, I’m not going to make it for dinner tonight, we had a last second walk in and I got green-wienered!”
“Sorry babe, I’m not going to make it for dinner tonight, we had a last second walk in and I got green-wienered!”
by Montgomery23 March 16, 2023
some student- "i know the answer."
teacher- "ok whats 2 x 3?"
student- "5?"
somebody yells out GREEN POLICE
"i found a quarter worth 10 cents"
green police
teacher- "ok whats 2 x 3?"
student- "5?"
somebody yells out GREEN POLICE
"i found a quarter worth 10 cents"
green police
by Wally Kumar April 29, 2008
by Brycerhehe April 04, 2023
The universally most common solution to a problem, the way Batman is always holding kryptonite to beat Superman. Used to take the place of a longer answer that is generally already known.
by Dr. Mangoman April 30, 2025
Rejecting all the evidence, Tim stuck doggedly to his green-cheese conviction that the indigenous population had arrived only 700 years ago.
by Claude Ball November 18, 2017