Resident Evil Code: Veronica

One of the better sequels in the popular Resident Evil franchise featuring Clare and Chris Redfield and an ass-load of zombies. This addition to the series successfully combined 3D worlds and characters with the trade mark fixed-camera style of the previous games. One benefit of this was the consistency of the graphics so objects such as crates didn't stick out on the screen. As with all major installments in the series, Code: Veronica featured a plethora of memorable set pieces, characters and plot details that further unravelled the mystery of S.T.A.R.S and The Umbrella Corporation.

Guy 1: Anyone fancy playing Resident Evil?
Guy 2: Yeah, dust off the Dreamcast and we'll play Resident Evil Code: Veronica.

by Jack UK December 9, 2008

Code Orange

One of those "ouch" moments where you know you need something strong for pain.

Some things that may cause a code orange:
- Banging your arm
- Gardening
- Running + stooping
- Lifting a big TV
- Falling while ice skating

"That woman fell while she was ice skating. She's okay, but I bet that knee is sore, and that could be a code orange."

"He's going to need some medicine with muscle for that code orange!"

by C*Man January 7, 2009

commode code

an EMS term for when one is found dead sitting on the commode.

We responded to a heart attack yesterday, but upon arrival we called the coroner for a commode code.

by OceanSpawned August 21, 2005

Code 11

Out of date or old fashioned. When your Oyster card is out of date, the reader displays "Code 11".

u code 11?

by PhilTheADI December 19, 2008

code blue

A term used to refer to an escalating situation or danger.

"Hey, those chavs over there are looking mighty suspicious."
"Dude, they're coming over here - code blue!"

by codeblue August 23, 2005

Code-X

When a person internally ejaculates on a woman or a man.

Alonzo: But, I don't believe you. You tapped that ass, didn't you. C'mon, tell the truth, you know you tapped that ass. You put her in the backseat, BAM. Code-X.

by red21dragon February 3, 2005

Code Lurpak

Used to describe when a piece of gossip is highly classified information and must not be passed on. Originates from "Lurpak" butter, which is notoriously hard to spread when cold. Therefore, a Code Lurpak is information that cannot be spread.

Person 1: So, can I tell Person 3 about what happened between you and that girl last night?
Person 2: No! Definitely not! That is a Code Lurpak!

by Daniel L 1701 April 12, 2007