Untwist that Twist.

A statement used by a student when talking to a teacher to refer to ones penis. The teacher would not understand and reply, "What Twist". This implies the teacher doesn't, and will not "Untwist a twist".

Reeteka: HEY! Mr.U UNTWIST THAT TWIST.
Mr U,: What Twist?

by BFMSLanguage June 23, 2011

twisting fist

"fuck off," "let's fuck"

The class was noisy and the teacher was talking to another at the door and turned with her arms folded and twisting her fist for the class to be quiet. or His therapist was waving good bye and gave the twisting fist signal about their next appointment. On entering her apartment, she kissed him and then gave him the twisting fist as she went to put on her costume which was his favorite.

by gringo feliz June 10, 2014

gypsie twisted

to get somthing wrong, a misconception. to not understand a situation entirely. to assume.

"you got it gypsie twisted!"
"sucka, don't be gypsie twistin the situation!"

by zachcraft206 October 27, 2006

freezey twist

When a girl replaces a dildo with an icepop

Dude you should have seen her give herself that freezey twist

by freezeyfreeze March 24, 2010

Twisted Matthew

Street name for the combination of naproxen (a non steroidal anti-inflammatory drug) and cyclobenzaprine (a muscle relaxant). This is new but increasingly common drug combination on the West Coast of the US). Original etymology is unknown.

"I hurt my back twerking, but it was nothing a Twisted Matthew couldn't fix!"

by Dr. Honeybear November 27, 2019

Dutch Twist

When you attempt to give your partner a Dutch Oven, but they manage to turn it around and catch you in it.

Guy 1 : Dude, I was going to give my girlfriend a Dutch Oven last night, but she was too fast for me. She got the covers over my head first.

Guy 2 : Man, that's what I call a Dutch Twist. M. Night Shyamalan would be proud of that twist ending. But he would have made it so that your girlfriend was a ghost or something.

by Strouperman369 November 21, 2013

air twist

this is a very tough breaker move! it looks like you are going for a '90, but instead of closing your legs you keep them wide open, like a "v". when you are in the handstand(with alot of speed) you through your legs 45 degreez further then your uperbody is, when you get to that, your uper body follows, and you through your upper body up, following your legs, , by then your upper body made a 360 degreez before your legs have.

cant really say an example

by blazed December 9, 2004