coon flake

black persons breakfast.

White Person: Hey what you had for breakfast?
Black Person: Cornflakes
White Person: FUCK OFF! YOU HAD COON FLAKES!

by bobo37364 June 23, 2011

license from a cornflake packet

The phrase used for someone who can't drive well, meaning that their driving license couldn't have been official, because they're so bad at driving.

Look at that driver! He must have gotten his license from a cornflake packet!

by BelikovsRoza1697 December 26, 2010

cooncakes

A term made popular in Painesville, ohio. It slang for pussy. At first people thought cause of the word coon in it, it was racial but theres nothing racial about it just word.

Boy#1. I see you went home with that girl from the club last night what happend?

Boy#2. What do you think happend, I got some cooncakes from her.

by rupert s May 26, 2008

soggy cornflake nigga

said in the braveheart/little john song "quick to back down" i think it's a loose term for a pussy, aka softy, aka pansy, aka fag, aka Nick Turner (aha!jk), aka queer, aka homo...

listen to the song cause it is one sweet song homes

by corndizzle September 23, 2004

conflate

To combine, merge or a combination of two or more things together.

She conflated the flour and milk along with eggs and made pancakes

by Linktlh April 24, 2018

Russian Cornflake

A sexual act involving scraping off shavings of skin from your penis with a cheese grater and placing them on your partners face.

Wow! After that Russian Cornflake I gave Janice last night, I thought my penis would never recover. Fortunately I had the presence of mind to stick in the fryilator at work the next day.

by Chronicmastabata2011 January 10, 2011

Cornflakes

A cereal created by Kellogg's, which can be found in any grocery store. Usually eaten in a bowl with milk. A very clear cut word, which does not do well when used with hidden meanings.

Person A: I had cornflakes this morning. They was amazing.

Person B: No way!

Person A: Believe it.

Person B: The cereal?

Person A: The cereal.

by Kaylie T April 2, 2010