Thot points

Thot Points are the rating system based on acts and actions to measure how much of a Thot someone is. Measured in 000's

"How many Thot Points would you give her?"

by Sonney Jim May 21, 2018

Do point

The do point is the level of intoxication necessary to induce beer goggles. This point will vary depending on one's standards and the woman's level of attractiveness, from sober all the way up to extremely wasted. Similarly to how the dew point cannot exceed the current temperature, the do point cannot exceed one's degree of alcohol tolerance, as passing out will come before beer goggles can take effect.

Jason only went to the party with Helga because he felt bad for her, but he passed his do point and now he's got a busted baby mama for life.

by Book bag July 24, 2019

Point grabbing

Stealing someone else's MVP in a video game even though they have more kills than you.

Me: I have 7 kills how are you above me?!
Them: I was point grabbing, hehe

by melllk November 6, 2019

The Point of Root

The point of root is when one is at a point where there actions could not be any looser

Jim: Oi cunt look at that tradie over there, i think he has hit the point of root
Rod: Fucken oath he has, he's rootin a dead squirrel while taking a fat BOG down some poor cunts throat

by LooseOath from round the corna June 4, 2019

House points

Useless crap used to make teachers pets feel better and to make it seem like teachers aren't always dishing out detentions like oprah.

Mainly used in british schools.

Teacher: " here u go jimmy, have a house point for ur good behaviour"

Student: "miss can i go to the toile...."

Teacher: " YoU ShOuTeD OuT!!! DeTeNtIOn!!!"

house points are for good students/pushovers

by 69Jeff 420 September 25, 2019

Safe points

An abitury scale of trust, similar to lad points but less homosexual,
used often by the working class, mainly Bengali male adolescents, sometimes white males if circumstances allow,

they are used in the north of England and signify trust between two friends, No safe can be used to signify the loss of trust

lad 1'hey did u keep that secret'

lad 2'ye mate'
lad 1 'muchos safe points'

another example
lad 1 ' did u snake me out'
lad 2 'ye'
lad 1 'no safe man'

by RUle britania December 5, 2017

Point of no reply

The time after sending a message that has a chance of ending a conversation to definitively tell when a person will not respond - most applicable to Snapchat

"Nah it's hit the point of no reply, Scott usually replies within two minutes and its been five"

by Yoyallshouldread March 3, 2018