Drink reflex

The sound someone makes after drinking a nice refreshing drink after being thirsty for quite a while.

Guy 1:*Ahhh*
Guy 2:What was that?
Guy 1:What was what?
Guy 2: That "Ahhh" noise you made after drinking that sprite.
Guy 1: Oh, that was a drink reflex. I couldn't help it, I was REALLY thirsty!

by 9th ward wayne May 26, 2009

obscure reference

an obscure or unclear reference, which could be considered random for the circumstance.

I mentioned Flat Stanley in a computer conversation, that be an obscure reference.

by Megacake1234 April 19, 2015

Cellular Reflex

When you immediately press the first option you see on a pop-up on your cellphone.

Person - "Oh cool, I would like to save this message as I took a long time to write it and can use it again later"
Phone - Save to Drafts?
Person - *No* (Cellular Reflex)
Person - "Oh shi-"

by AkLeMo April 8, 2010

Health Care Reform

A Big Fucking Deal

"Hey, Health Care Reform is a big fucking deal"
"okay Joe"

by Quackers3378 April 1, 2010

Refurb

When an item is bought brand new before, had a defect or something wrong with it, sent back to the company where it came from or the store where it was bought, fixed up to almost new condition and then sold for a less price

My new Pantech Duo from AT&T was a Refurb because i didn't want to pay an extra 100 dollars for a brand new one.

by ShootSwish34 May 11, 2008

ReflectoSpective

Fun combination of Retrospective and Reflection ... Can be used in different situations. When you can use the word RETROSPECTIVE or REFLECTION/REFLECTIVE try Reflectospective instead!

After viewing the photography exhibit, she was in a Reflectospective mood. Wondering if her own work would ever be recognized by the art world.

by VGVGVG March 11, 2010

reflux

verb. To heat a liquid at its boiling point while condensing the vapors and returning this liquid to the system to which it originated.

Mark: I'm going to reflux my RCM.

Colin: You mean you're going to heat your reaction to reflux?

Mark: No, my first comment is grammatically correct. Now.

by Colinnnnnnnnnn September 8, 2010