Hotter than the devil's anus

An expression used to describe an excruciatingly hot situation, either as in temperature or sexually.

Wow, beads of sweat are dripping from my brow. It's hotter than the devil's anus in here.

by reallyhot July 7, 2010

Speak Of The Devil

the person we were just mentioned showed up! Speak of The Devil is an idiom,
used if the person that was just mentioned in a conversation showing up unexpectedly.

Person 1: Why is person 4 so late to class?
Person 2: I don’t know.
Person 3: Me neither.
Person 4: Hi guys! i’m here, sorry for taking so long i was trying to be perfect today.
Person 1: Speak of the devil.

by Enter Your Pseudonym Here March 25, 2022

running with the devil

To lead a risk-filled, thrill-seeking, hedonistic lifestyle. Also the title of a song by the musical group Van Halen.

"You see this woman on a TV show/She’s dripping in diamonds from head to toe/They make you believe it’s the status quo/You’re running with the devil; it’s touch and go"

- "Touch And Go", Emerson, Lake & Palmer

by Darth_Stimpy September 27, 2004

Devil's three way

This phrase can be commonly used to refer to a special form of sexual intercourse, specifically one in which 2 men and a woman participate in a three way.

My friend had a devil's three way, him his girlfriend and Michael.

by MatIronBot May 5, 2018

when you're this cool, you don't bother with the details

You're just too cool to bother with any details of anything.
And surpass the level of 'Epic coolness'

This line CANNOT be said. Unless you strike a cool pose right after.

Mother: Sweetie, you have weird rocker friends.
Daughter: I'm not a rocker!
Mother: ...Sorry. You have weird goth friends.
Daughter: I'm not goth!
Mother: Then what are you?!
Daughter: Mom! When you're this cool, You don't bother with the details. ;D

by Ashley ;D June 18, 2008

devil pig

Belzibar the Pork of Darkness

Beware of Belzibar

by Kevin Pearson July 24, 2003

Devil's Brigade

A joint American-Canadian commando group which served in WWII. Composed primarily of lumberjacks, forest rangers, hunters, and game wardens, they received rigorous and intensive training in stealth tactics, hand-to-hand combat, the use of explosives for demolition, amphibious warfare, rock climbing and mountain fighting, and as ski troops. Their formation patch was a red arrowhead with the words CANADA and USA. They even had a specially designed fighting knife made for them called the V-42.

They were the real heroes who liberated Rome, not the fully-American soldiers, as widley assumed.

by VmcB July 31, 2004