The time of the day when a tense situation is diffused by a meeting of minds and the topic generating the frustration is discussed, thus diffusing tension.
by Gibra November 6, 2007

by Mason Clock August 1, 2003

A place where angsty emo/scene kids will be found.
Usually on a Saturday afternoon in groups exceeding 50.
Very clever.
Usually on a Saturday afternoon in groups exceeding 50.
Very clever.
by The man next door. July 1, 2009

by Light Joker April 27, 2006

Something that has the appearance of something regular or ordinary, but robotic in action, having to do what it is programmed to do, not allowed free thought or action.
Also title of famous book and movie having much to do with this topic.
Also title of famous book and movie having much to do with this topic.
Am I to be just a Clock Work Orange then?
Mr.Sirs assistant does a great job, but he's just a Clock Work Orange.
Mr.Sirs assistant does a great job, but he's just a Clock Work Orange.
by Mister Captain Swing March 31, 2009

Time for Pimm's (posh cocktail made with pimm's, lemonade, and fruit).
Implies lazy, happy days sitting in the sun with nothing to do and no need to worry about time.
Implies lazy, happy days sitting in the sun with nothing to do and no need to worry about time.
by the pimm's monster May 9, 2008

Alarm Clock Dyslexia is when one often fails to notice that the AM/PM settings are incorrect when they set their alarm. (this excludes the difference between noon and midnight, cause that is just downright confusing)
This syndrome is known to cause tardiness in the morning, however, few people know the syndrome even exists, and thus, people who do have the syndrome are often mislabeled as morons or nincompoops.
This syndrome is known to cause tardiness in the morning, however, few people know the syndrome even exists, and thus, people who do have the syndrome are often mislabeled as morons or nincompoops.
"I am a sufferer of alarm clock dyslexia, I was supposed to wake up at 6 this morning, but it turns out I set my alarm for 6 at night. When I explained my condition to my boss, he obviously had never heard of it... he asked me if i wore a helmet to bed, then told me to go sit in the corner and think about what i just said."
by 132299 April 16, 2009
