six

Military Slang for saving one's a*s.

The Sgt. saved my six back there.

by Dancing Val September 1, 2009

Six Six and a Kick

Military term meaning Six months revocation of pay, Six months confinment, and a other than honorable discharge, Bad conduct discharge (see BCD or Big Chicken Dinner).

Cpl. Smith hit the Lt. Colonel. He may be looking at Six Six and a Kick.

by smittydb September 29, 2005

by the sixes

1) Origination: to do something with six of an object
2) Current: with extreme enthusiasm or extreme effort

Some girl: I felt so sick after eating Dentyne Ice by the sixes.
Some guy: Yeah, it didn't go very well with that beef jerky.
Other guy: Really? I thought it was great! We should totally do it again...
(All in unison): BY THE SIXES!!

by Edward I May 16, 2006

six

1. reference to evil. Six is the numeric representation of sin. 666
2. A guitar (six string)
3. a gun (six-shooter)

1. "six, six-six the number of the beast"
2. "I walk these streets, a loaded six string on my back"
3. "I'm a devil on the run
A six gun lover"

by nicholas vlad moddachovski December 20, 2008

six by six

To {cornhole}

Lets go six by six

by baier June 13, 2004

Six Eye Six

A word describing someone who doesn't know when to stop talking and kills all the jokes within a group. Someone who tends to be oblivious to jokes directed at him and actually took the time to investigate a made up word on urbandictionary.com

Ryan is a classic example of a victim of the epidemic of six eye six.

by Justin bateman April 5, 2009

sixed

verb: to be stuck with a lazy person who does little to no work; the person nobody wants to get stuck working with.

"Dude, I got the laziest person in class."
"The teacher just sixed you."

by Thug 9 October 12, 2012