shot checkers

1. (n.) A particularly exhilirating drinking game involving checkers. Players substitute shot glasses filled with liquor for the red and black plastic checkers pieces. Standard rules of checkers apply. Once a player's shot glass is jumped by the opponent, he must drink the contents of the glass right away. Double jumps in this version of checkers are especially devastating. If player's head collapes on the board, it is an automatic forfeit.

We kicked off that party with a good game of shot checkers.

In the Shot Checkers Championship, she was totally kicking my ass. I had one glass left, and her three glasses has me cornered in. I was all washed up. Then, to my surprise, she passed out right before my eyes and I was crowned the Shot Checkers Champion. What an unforseen turn of events.

by Greg May 13, 2005

cheers

Common way for a Kiwi to (1) say thanks, (2) sign off an email/memo/will ("cheers,") or (3) what we shout when clanging our handles of booze together in a moment of comaderie.

1. "I'll make us a cuppa tea."
"Cheers."

2. "Only total wankers sign off with 'kind regards'. What shall I put?"
"Just write, 'Cheers', and then your name."

3. "Fark Iyam pished."
""Way-heyyyyyy!! Cheeeeerrzzzz."

by Rollergirl December 26, 2005

Checkers

It basically means sex

"So I heard you and Jessica were playing checkers in the back of the library yesterday!"

"Yup!"

by Harry.Styles.Bish April 1, 2015

Best Checkers Buddy in the World

Blake.

A: "I was playing checkers with my Best Checkers Buddy in the World the other night."

B: "Oh, you mean Blake?"

by kaylalalalalala December 17, 2008

checkers

a "Burgers-Fries-Cola" joint found in DC, MD, and VA(possibly in other east coast cities). Quite possibly the best burgers and fries you can get short of being gourmet... beware, they are really big, and really greasy.

Person #1: Do you want to go to McDonalds or Arby's?
Person #2: Nah, let's go to Checkers.

by carmen November 6, 2003

cheers rape

Clinking your glass with another persons (held) glass without consent, forcing the second party to drink with you.

Here stands TJ, holding a drink and minding his own business, when Josh walks up and clinks his fucking glass to TJ's, engaging the rules of Cheers Rape, forcing TJ to drink with Josh against his will.

by Hiemet August 8, 2015

cheers kev

Used when somebody tells a really boring and/or pointless story, or a terrible joke. It's a sarcastic response originating from the Matt Edmondson show on BBC Radio 1.

Person 1: ...and that's how I found out I had more knives than forks.

Person 2: cheers kev.

by MyDogIsAWhore July 19, 2016