marked lousy

when you get a bad mark on something

You got marked lousy on your driver's ed. (way to go)

by Peachy! September 1, 2006

markerbob

The art style used in the 2nd and 3rd season of SpongeBob, where the colored lines and very bold and the black lines are very thin, it's animated on threes instead of twos (three drawings are shown each frame instead of two), and it's more on model. Krabby Land, Pranks a Lot, One Krabs Trash, The Bully are markerbob episodes, but Party Pooper Pants, The Great Snail Race, Plankton's Army, Krab Borg and Sailor Mouth have normal animation.

The Fry Cook Games is a markerbob episode, but Jellyfish Hunter has normal animation.

by the king51101 December 15, 2021

pike place market

When someone with a smelly uncircumcised penis wipes it across the uper lip of an unsuspecting victim (or suspecting) causing them to smell rotten fish and cabbage for the rest of the day.

"Dude, after I didn't shower for a week and jacked off a lot I gave Lenny the WORST pike place market ever!"

by ian and chad May 19, 2008

meat-market

When there are lots of guys in a social setting and if any girl becomes part of this setting they will have lots of "meat" to choose from. also known as a sausage fest

mark: there are 15 guys here and only 1 girl
Paul: i know she is in a meat-market

by chanti August 15, 2006

Fish Market

When there's a bukkake with only one man and the man eats out every pussy there.

Justin: "Oh, I went to the Fish Market last night."
Dreshawn: "Oh, what did you get?"
Justin: ".... Pussy."

by DreshawnStair May 25, 2018

marked

When you cut an X across someone's face. Usually goes from the corners of the forehead, under or above the eyes, and down to the jaw bones.

"Don't hang around him, he's been marked; gunna get the shit beat outta him soon."

by nightprowler579 August 21, 2011

farmers' market

(v)--To penetrate someone anally in an environment in which organic and/or animal-friendly goods are sold for a reasonable price from canvas or hemp kiosks by men and women in overalls or felt hats.

Steve: Hey John, have you seen Mary?

John: Why yes, Steve, I believe I saw her being farmers' marketed over by the strawberry stands!

by Sean Buford and Shane Cooter January 7, 2009