netflix & chillin solo

This occurs when you veg out in bed and watch Netflix by yourself. Typically said person is wrapped in a blanket, has not showered in days, and eats junk food the entire time. No sexual innuendo involved in this term.

Megan: What are you doing this weekend?
Me: Netflix & Chillin Solo
Megan: *confused look*
Me: I will watch Netflix and lay in bed wrapped in a blanket with no shower and junk food all weekend.

by DeniDoh January 13, 2017

netflix and chill friends

That awkward stage in a relationship beyond friends with benefits but not yet exclusively dating.

“How are you and Nina doing”
“Pretty good, we are netflix and chill friends, so my dick is happy, but my heart isn’t”

by LarryLegend15 September 11, 2016

want to netflix and chill

code for having sex

hey do you want to Netflix and chill

by ananon August 8, 2015

Netflix and eat food

Just like Netflix and chill but your watching Netflix while she sucks you off

Hey trista wanna watch Netflix and eat food

by 69Bananna69 August 6, 2015

Netflix and Chill for One

The act of watching media provided by Netflix (an international provider of on-demand Internet streaming media) in order to chill (to be very relaxed or easy-going) whilst alone (having no one else present; on one's own).

With the conclusion of the episode, Richard decided to end his netflix and chill for one session to go outside and socialise.

by I Hate This Fucking Website December 7, 2015

netflix n chill

When you burrito yourself in a blanket and watch Netflix alone 'cause your bae doesn't want to visit pound town.

"Hey, whatchu doin' bro?"
"Bae is sick, so I'm just doin' the usual Netflix n chill."

by Supernatty October 8, 2015

Netflix Syndrome

Occurs when an organization changes its business model or key premise without consulting its customer/donor base, taking an extremely successful business model down the tubes.

A certain nonprofit organization is experiencing netflix syndrome. They are jeopardizing their fundraising by alienating multiple demographic groups by discontinuing their funding for low cost mammograms.

by Questioning Corporate Ethics March 4, 2012