truth

Statements that corresspond to reality.

An example of truth is: The sky is blue. This corresponds to reality. Therefore, this statement is true.

by Benjamin J. Barlowe December 28, 2005

kick in the teeth

The worst place to be kicked. Its just pure humiliation.

I have been guilty of kicking myself in the teeth - Alice In Chains

-kick in the teeth-

by alicenchainz May 2, 2006

The Book of Truth

The Book of Truth is the debut album by Ceremonial Oath, a Swedish Heavy Metal band.

Unless you listen to heavy metal, you have probably never heard of an album called The Book Of Truth.

by OneBadAsp October 28, 2006

indian corn teeth

Someone with serious dental issues. Thier teeth are so neglected, they resemble Indian Corn where the teeth are all different sizes and colors (yellow, brown, black and white).

Professor Johnson has Indian Corn Teeth; when he smiles I vomit in my mouth a little bit.

by Cle0fus September 7, 2005

Summer Teeth

One person that is missing teeth either by extraction or rotten from poor hygiene.

Hey Joe look across the bar, man that bitch has summer teeth!

What's Summer Teeth? Sum are there and some are not!

by Dick Mc. May 7, 2008

tenth base

To fake an orgasm by splashing previously created and preserved semen onto your partner.

"I had to pee so bad, so i reached into the nightstand and pulled out the vile of semen I keep- just in case. Moaned a little and splashed it on her... First time I ever got to tenth base"

by Tim Gruich October 6, 2008

teeth

White protrusions coming from one's gums. They are made of calcium, phosphorus and mineral salts. These materials combined are referred to as dentine. The shiny layer is called the enamel. Teeth are used in chewing food. Some people like to have artificial teeth made out of gold or other precious metals. Sometimes teeth made out of these metals are used as a status symbol.

"If I had some gold teeth I'd slay the hoz!"

"His teeth are made of made bling bling!"

"I'll knock your teeth out if you fuck with me!"

by IceWarm March 12, 2004