Adam Sixty-Nine 

The act of parking two police cruisers with the driver's sides adjacent so that the officers can converse through the open windows. It originates from a wordplay off the old police TV show "Adam Twelve".

Don't speed going past the Druid Hills exit, they are always in an Adam Sixty-Nine trying to clock speeders.

Adam Sixty-Nine by 3card February 18, 2007

ICKTY-NINE 

A better and more annoying way to say Sixty-nine

Guy one, (insert any ordinary comment)

Holden, ICKTY-NINE!!

ICKTY-NINE by Ickty- nine October 22, 2011

Twenty Nine 

The number after twenty eight and before the number thirty.

How many games do you have tomorrow?
At least twenty nine.

Twenty Nine by Altansarnai Hasan March 21, 2019

Cat-O-Nine 

A whip with several strips of leather at the end

Caterina takes her cat-o-nine with her everywhere, often stopping to whip random people.

Cat-O-Nine by miss d June 18, 2003

Peace with Nine 

A parting phrase, where a person says this and holds up nine (9) fingers.
It is based on the parting word, "Peace," but if four and a half (4.5) times better because it uses nine (9) fingers instead of only two (2).

David: Alright man, see 'ya.
Peaches: Peace with nine.
David: Peace with nine.

Peace with Nine by Aaron D. Edwards September 24, 2005

Big One One Nine 

A nick name used by most residents of Lake County, Indiana and the East-side of Chicago for 119th street in Whiting, IN. Once a major cruising destination, its now fallen on hard times. No longer do truckloads of teenagers sit in their vechiles all night long.

Back in the day, we used to cruise the big one one nine all night in a hemi powered Cobra.

Big One One Nine by Joe Iron June 8, 2007

Sleepy Nine 

A two-person sleeping position in which both lay in a head to toe position and utilize the others' knee as a pillow.

Invented during WWII by a group of imprisoned U.S.S.R. soldiers in an effort to help each other survive the harsh climate and inadequate conditions.

Hey, man. This floor hurts my neck. Can we Sleepy Nine?

Sleepy Nine by Sir Isaac Wellington May 3, 2009