Princess Time

The act of cumming all over the top of the females head and hair, then shaping the hair using the cum as hair gel into a royal crown of cum.

The girl stated she was ready for princess time.

by Anonymous pine cone April 28, 2022

THAT ONE TIME YOU HAD TO SHIT

that one time i had to shit butt you where not in a posision to do so and you also shat yer self

that one time you had to shit in a buss ou shit i shat myself

by CAPTAIN-DUCK August 1, 2020

Mez time

- Used when someone is late to a group meeting or similar gathering
- General folk would say ‘fashionably late’
- Some black folk may say ‘I’m on “black time” while lazing at work or late for a meeting

- word founded by the J-dots including that of J.Mez who made this word/phrase possible

JOE: where is Josh? I said to meet in the car park at 6:30, it’s now 7:45!

JAY: he’s must be on “Mez Time”

by YorkshireJ August 18, 2018

Edalyn Time

Being extremely late on an ocassion/event

George is doing the edalyn time

by HNHTNTNRRNH November 16, 2021

Part time boyfriend

A part time boyfriend is someone who only messages confessing he likes/loves you when he is bored or his other girl(s) are busy.

“Josh texted me again lastnight saying he loved me and wants to take me out to dinner!”

“Seriously he doesn’t actually love you, hes a part time boyfriend. Briana is at her parents cabin for the weekend and has no singal. This is why hes messaging you. Part time boyfriend!”

by Hunnybunnysasylum September 30, 2018

Tiddie time

Your girlfriend must take off her shirt leaving only her bra (or nothing if that’s wanted) and you leave it off for 20 mins. If you are mean or do something that upsets the other person you must give them extra tiddie time.

Hey baby can i have some tiddie time tonight?

by _gay.girl_ April 8, 2020

More Times

This Toronto saying is derived from the popular saying “More times out of 10,” being a literal shortened version of it. It is most commonly used to say “probably,” or “most likely,” but can also be used to say “I’m, not lying,” or to say something is a fact.

Example 1:
Darion: Yo, are you going downtown this weekend?
Justin: More times (most likely), no. I’m busy helping my mom still.

Example 2:
Kendall: Are you sure you saw my girl at that house party? She said she was asleep!
Sean: More times (I’m not lying), she was dancing with a next man. I have it on video.

by Fixing Toronto Slang December 18, 2025