Hat Trick

Sex with a Brunette, Blond and Red head in the same 24 hour period

My first "Hat Trick" was Christine, Trinity and Marianne.

by daniel2222222222 December 29, 2011

trick and fire

Amish slang for back and forth - usually referring to copulation.

Mary and Jake were alone last night. There was some trick and fire going on.

by napoleonsays November 09, 2010

Hat Trick

Achieving orgasm in each orifice of your girlfriend/wife/wife's sister, during sex.

Dude, i scored a hat trick last night!

by Favilicious April 03, 2003

$20 trick

$20 Trick is when people think that they can BRIBE the hotel front desk at a Vegas (or any hotel) for an upgraded room. This is not a trick but in fact a BRIBE.

Believe it or not you can ask nicely and if they have availability they will upgrade you for free.

Hotel clerks don’t have a magic “check box” that says “$20 Trick” and they click on it and upgraded rooms magically appear.

I did the $20 trick at Circus Circus and I got the clown deluxe penthouse suite with fountain views.

by Thevegasguy123 February 24, 2023

dadgic trick

Really crappy magic tricks that dads do that somehow impress little kids. Typically involves hiding something small with an overly exaggerated flourish and then pulling said object from behind some toddlers ear or wiggling fingers at a red light that is about to change and shouting 'turnius greenius!' as the light miraculously changes to green.

The old guy was bummed when he realized his teenage daughter was no longer astounded by his best dadgic tricks.

by one 'f' Jeph April 19, 2018

trick or trigger

the definition of "Trick or Trigger" is about a person killing someone by gun-shooting during Trick-or-Treating on Halloween. It doesn't always have to happen during that time (in other words, someone just getting shot on Halloween).

"i hope this is Trick-or-Treat moment doesn't go bad"
"What do you mean John?"
"There are Trick or Triggers out here. Be safe ok?"
"Ok thanks!"

by swagoutboyyeahyeah November 01, 2022

trick or chiefin

Rather than Trick or Treating, this term is for students to indicate that they are chiefin and getting turkeyed/cooked/baked/fried on halloween, and then going out to their neighborhood and getting candy from houses to serve as munchies.

Peter: Yo, what you doing on Halloween?
Anthony: I'm going trick or chiefin, you down to join?
Peter: That's a bet

by richgummm November 02, 2017