Company Man

the opposite of an entrepreneur. Someone who prefers the 'punching a time clock' approach to work.

There's a great scene in True Detective where Rust Kohle calls out the detective for being a company man.

by TheExpatreneur December 27, 2014

box the compass

Using everything in a room for sexual purpose (results, everything in the room reminds you of sex)

My parents caught me boxing the compass in my kitchen, now we eat out every night.

by Jingyi Sun September 12, 2003

compadrissimo

The highest order of compadre or amigo, a compardissimo is the paragon of a friend. Used in circumstances where a friend grits his teeth and takes a huge one for you. Compadrissimos are celebrated members of a brommunity, and should be revered.

Yo, John slept on the floor in the living room so I could have the night alone with Angela. He is a true compadrissimo.

by P Diddles August 22, 2009

compassionate disruption

A program of pushing homeless into social services that move the homeless out of an area and into a place where they can be inadequately treated outside the purview of the public.

The police lured the poor homeless from the downtown, under their new policy of compassionate disruption. The homeless were given the option of a one way Greyhound bus ticket, to see a far a way land, or residency in the local police hotel, and a job doing community service.

by mlhiss September 24, 2014

trash compacter

as a man proceeds to shit, another mans cock is forced into his anus

phill screamed loud last night when I gave him a trash compacter

by Small_Goat May 14, 2009

Amiable companion

A male sex slave for a gay man;
A gay man who sells his body to other gay men for passage, goods, room and board etc.

He is an Amiable companion. Damn his ass must hurt!

by Amiable companion Friday September 15, 2010

army of compassion

1. The Salvation Army

2. A euphemism for the US Army

Oftentimes, as we discuss our country, we think in terms of our strength being the military. And I happen to believe it's important to have a strong military to keep the peace. ... The true strength--(applause)--the true strength of the country is the hearts and souls of our citizens. That's the true strength of America, see. Government can hand out money ... but government cannot put hope in a person's heart or a sense of purpose in a person's life. That happens when a loving soul, like Charlene puts her arm around somebody who hurts and says, what can I do to help you? What can I do to make your life a better life? How can I, a citizen of America, interface with you, to help you understand there is a bright hope and a better future? No, the strength of this country is the hearts and souls of the soldiers in the army of compassion.

by Kent Hang October 15, 2004