Neck Wave

Don't mistake this for a double chin because there is a difference, it moves! A neck wave is when one moves and their head and during that time the flab hanging off their neck moves at a rapid pace almost scaring anybody who could be watching.

The 90 degree day wasn't so bad with grandmas' neck wave cooling me off!

by Jennec3ywyan November 30, 2011

amp neck

An "amp neck" refers to an individual to who tends to ampilify drama, personal achievements, personal abilities, or other's flaws. The process of becoming an "amp neck" involves amping or amplifying the maginitude of any given situation to the point where it is either annoying, false, or just bullshit. The "neck" part of "amp neck" is similar to the usage of "neck" in red neck. It is simply additional and sounds degrading of the individual being described.

Kyle is being an amp neck by talking shit about everyone and how much better he is than us.

by Trill Boy May 16, 2011

Lurker's neck

When one has been on Myspace or Facebook for too long and a sharp pain begins to tingle the back of the person's neck.

"Damn, I've been lurking this gurr too long, I got lurker's neck!"

by JakeMartinez October 1, 2008

gator neck

When you beat it so much that you start to chaffe and it looks like gator skin.

Ari called outta work sick and ended up getting gator neck.

by Clubbed April 18, 2003

neck peck

A friendly kiss (peck) planted on the neck of a person to show affection.

Vampie gave a neck peck to his friend, Bunny, during a movie.

by Expecto5patronum February 26, 2022

NECK LEATHER

A. The part of a neck, usually on a fat girl over 200lbs, that looks tough and rough like leather.

B. Leather looking skin contained within a duesche bag or duesche bag related items.

C. See A & B

Yo, Pat, did you see the garden hoe ova there, she was trying to rub her NECK LEATHER on me!!

by IbeForReal July 19, 2007

Full to the neck

A colloquial Irish saying to express the feeling of being extremely drunk and that the possibility of consuming anymore alcohol could potentially have detrimental effects on ones health.

The phrase must be pronounced with the stress placed on the word "neck".

Andy : "Story man, whats the craic?"

Aidan : "Ah man nothing much, fancy a few shots lad?"

Andy : "Here lad are you well? I am full to the neck"

Aidan "It be funny man com'on"

by Mr. Walnut Plug October 16, 2011