One time

I worked in south central L.A. in the late 80s. The drug dealers would give some of the local kids money to stand on the corner to watch for the police. If a patrol car turned off of Central on to one of the side streets the kids would yell out "one time or two times" depending on how many patrol cars were coming. More than one coming usually meant somebody was going to get jammed up. The youth grew up hearing the police referred to as "one time." It was common for the local youth to greet law enforcement with the phrase, "what's up one time." It wasn't meant or taken derogatory. Just part of the culture.

"What's up one time!"

by 10-15 December 17, 2025

Teague Time

To wear a Jeff Teague and not have any “Drawls” on.

I knew it would be a wild night when Teague Time started. That’s when he walked in wearing that #0 Hawks jersey and no drawls.

by Teague_Time September 21, 2025

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by .6.9.7.6.ArimorylulA.8.3.0.5. December 10, 2025

Harry Time

Leaving a retake too late

"Dont worry he is playing harry time"

by harry moment December 7, 2022

Full-time Banga

Someone who bangs like it’s their full time job. They never call out sick. They will even cover shifts for friends.

Did you hear about that girl jit was talking to? I heard she’s a full-time banga!

by Jitticus the III July 24, 2022

face time pooping

when your taking a shit and you call someone on facetime just to let them know you are taking a shit and were thinking about them. maybe showing them your junk, or even the turd

i was face time pooping last night and no one would answer their phone

by lokoking83 June 24, 2011

Te Anau Time

1. When someone has more daylight hours in the day than they can use

2. When there is so much to see and do. You need Te Anau time to do it.
3. A popular phrase referring to slowing down and going with the flow in New Zealand. A play on “Island Time”

It came into popular lexicon when Te Anau, New Zealand declared it was going to create its own timezone as it had so much daylight.

"You’re on Te Anau Time now mate."

by Don Daylight September 22, 2021