freedom from

A person's right to not have something happen to them.

Regulation designed to limit what is legal on the basis of freeing people from slavery

Etymology:
A term coined by Peter Glasser, because this and freedom to would not carry as much baggage as the proper political science terms.

Prohibition was justified as freedom from alcohol

by namerealpseudonym January 16, 2019

From Nantucket

When a male is described as being from Nantucket, it is a polite way of saying that he has a huge penis. The term is derived from the famous lymric "There once was a man from Nantucket"

Last night I saw a Ron Jeremy film, wow that dude is from Nantucket! He is huge!

by pink lady c January 26, 2013

From the jump

Meaning “From the start or beginning.”

“He probably been encouraging her to get an abortion ‘from the jump.”

by I’mjustbored April 9, 2022

From Frankston

Describing someone who is not as innocent as they seem, because they are from frankston.

'Ben is so innocent and pure'
'Don't be fooled, he's from Frankston.'

by k;jdfgh March 4, 2008

From behind

1. What you'll never expect until it happens, and when the time comes, you won't be able to do anything about it.

2. What you say right before you assassinate someone in an online game.

1. Joe was about to go to bed in the city jail, when he heard his pants rip and he got it from behind. He is now Jim's bitch.

2. Shawn was camping in a famous FPS, when he heard "FROM BEHIND" over his ear piece, and the next thing he knew his player was dead.

by Pseudonym random name December 18, 2008

From the Dick

From the beginning; i.e. A date that was told and promised.

I told you from the dick that tonight we were going out.

by RJigga June 11, 2006

from Hell

wretched, accursed, infernal

Little did I know that the storm from hell was on it's way.

by Light Joker June 1, 2005