Time Pit

Something that absorbs a significant amount of time but offers little-to-no benefit.

MMORPGs are time pits. Due to them millions of people spend countless hours online building up worthless, meaningless avatars. Why don't MMORPG gamers do something more productive (like anything, for example) with their time?

I can't get anything done anymore because my girlfriend Molly keeps calling me to tell me long-winded, pointless stories about the most inconsequential details of her life. She is a time pit.

by larryjr June 13, 2010

time gate

Similar to a paywall, a common mechanic in modern games, especially mobile, where a feature of the game (or the game itself) has a limited number of uses or play time which only resets when the next period begins (usually a daily refresh) unless the player opts to pay extra.

God damn I hate the time gate in this mobile app. I can only play at best an hour a day unless I pay extra.

by nitorita April 11, 2021

program time

West coast slang for time to grind, get deep work in.

i.e working out, hustling.

"It's program time homes!"

by SDFL6 March 5, 2022

Greek Time

People of Greek descent are always late by at least 15 to 30 minutes.

I tell Nicole I’m going to pick her up 30 minutes earlier than I’m going to because she’s always late and runs on Greek time.

by Greekgirl88 May 30, 2020

belize time

it is the term used to give up to two hours of extra time after the given time on an invitation;is commonly recognized by Belizeans; it is the time most people arrive at a Belizean party (2 hours late); also known as ashley time

The party is 6 o'clock, Belize time, which means I don't actually have to be there until 8.

I'm late for this party! Oh wait, its in Belize time. I still have time.

by ashkash92 December 20, 2010

Ahmuddi time

An epoch during which one finds themselves in possession of what can only be described as an hour of resplendent magnificence.

Last night's party was amazing! We danced, laughed, and had a real Ahmuddi time.

by PrimeApes Inc. August 21, 2023

covid-time

The period of time defined by COVID-19's inundation upon the world, between its first appearance in late 2019 and ends (hopefully) with mass vaccination against it.

I haven't got a haircut during covid-time. It's just too much trouble wearing a mask while sheers are in use around my head. Just ask a certain politician in San Francisco.

by fcsuper September 10, 2020