Tony, Renae, Ben and Kym were forserious when they all went to the annual worm grunting jamboree, which was spread over 1 squetre, as a united check of engineers.
by Special K 2010 April 18, 2010
The act of checking the source of a ridiculous headline to see if it's real, or if it's from The Onion.
by Monkey Mind September 15, 2015
A way to pacify a group of people you've just deployed the national guard and police against after stealing from millions of people they tell that they're concerned about for years.
Here's your stimulus check, you won't mind if the national guard tells you where you can go and what you can do from now on will you? They're concerned about you, don't be concerned about them, be a good puppet and comply with everything they say, it's in your best interest.
by Solid Mantis March 28, 2020
1# she body checked her mom because she pissed her off
2# stacys dad wanted to body check her boyfriend
2# stacys dad wanted to body check her boyfriend
by hellcatpyscho October 23, 2018
A system that makes sure what you are spelling is actually a word. The downside to this system is it doesn't think my last name is a word, and rudely draws a line below it, asking me to change it.
Dude #1: Hey, Dude #2, I was word processing a document about the presidency of Barrack Obama, and I had a problem!
Dude #2: Yeah, what is it this time?
Dude #1: I was doing fine with most of the paper, but each time I spelled Barrack Obama's name, spell check kept telling me I was spelling his last name wrong. Is his last name really "Obama"?
Dude #2: *sighs* Yes, I am positive. Shall I spell check you name, MORON?
Dude #2: Yeah, what is it this time?
Dude #1: I was doing fine with most of the paper, but each time I spelled Barrack Obama's name, spell check kept telling me I was spelling his last name wrong. Is his last name really "Obama"?
Dude #2: *sighs* Yes, I am positive. Shall I spell check you name, MORON?
by Dudewatts March 25, 2010
The act of driving close to the sidewalk, when a pedestrian enters striking distance, the person in the passenger's seat throws the door open hitting the pedestrian.
Another variation is the "Pump Fake Door Check". It requires two passengers. The person in the front throws their door open just wide enough to make the pedestrian flinch, then they close their door. The passenger in the back seat then hits the pedestrian with his door even harder. Everyone in the car then screams, "That's two for flinching!"
Another variation is the "Pump Fake Door Check". It requires two passengers. The person in the front throws their door open just wide enough to make the pedestrian flinch, then they close their door. The passenger in the back seat then hits the pedestrian with his door even harder. Everyone in the car then screams, "That's two for flinching!"
by Chris Pence March 31, 2011
by d-jRus-b May 28, 2010