Back Left Corner Of a G4 Algebra Class

Long Sexual Talks. They Can Be About Algebra & Geometry also;

Let's find a new way to divide.... in the Back Left Corner Of a G4 Algebra Class

I Just Squared 69 in the Back Left Corner Of a G4 Algebra Class

by Sexting101 May 07, 2010

saw that coming like a fat man round the corner

Blatently obvious. If a fat person tries to sneak round a corner they will be seen, as their belly will protrude first and give them away. Hence if something can be seen a mile off, or is really obvious, it can be 'seen coming like a fat man round the corner'

Phil: 'Hey, did you hear Janice was fired?'
Butch: 'Yeah, I saw that coming like a fat man round the corner!"

by Jamie Douglas August 26, 2006

that one creepy guy in the corner eating a pickle

a person who loves spying on people, usually in the gym. this person also loves eating pickles because pickles "sounds funny" and is salty just like when that one creepy guy in the corner eating a pickle plays video game like overwatch, he always blames the healer for not healing him and always screams when he dies

why is that one creepy guy in the corner eating a pickle spying on me

by gyfytfdtytyguybuugfdrdsre April 25, 2017

Up your but and around the corner, through the tube and into the boob.

An inapropiet comment used by grade schoolers. It is a response to a "where" question mostly said by bullies to get attention so they laugh at the loser.

Where is my ball?
Up your but and around the corner, through the tube and into the boob.

by 3737 May 20, 2010

cut corners

To go about a project in a hurried manner.
To not takes ones time.

The reason my car broke down is because the mechanic cut corners.

by Pseudo McPseudonym May 28, 2004

Designated Corner

When a male cums and uses a designated corner of a towel to clean up this is to often hide the spot and also continue use later

Dude I can’t believe I had to use the designated corner 3 times last night

by ThisDudeDontCare October 01, 2019

Dictionary Corner

The left side of the desk on Channel 4's first ever broadcast TV show, Countdown. This side features a lexicographer (Susie Dent, although in earlier series it was a rotational role with producers and members of the Oxford University Press), an Oxford English Dictionary, and in more recent versions a celebrity guest and a laptop showing the Oxford Dictionaries Platinum website. Their job is to validate words provided by contestants before points are rewarded. It's also the name of a similar segment, where Susie may give a little presentation or monologue about a word. In the comedic version, 8 out of 10 Cats does Countdown, this segment usually features the guest doing a more comedic activity.

And before we award you those points, we'll just verify that over with Dictionary Corner. Susie?

by Gameshow Loving VTuber Guy August 23, 2024