Five finger Dismount

You meet a random girl at the bar and get her to take you back to her place. you do her and shoot your load in her hair then when she gets in the shower you steal her tv.

One night at the bar i saw this hoe from high school, she was a bitch back then so i felt she was worth the five finger dismount.

by Butterbean August 20, 2006

Fab Five

The five fundamental equations used in physics.
1.) Average velocity = distance / time
2.) Acceleration = (Final Velocity - Initial Velocity) / time
3.) Distance = Initial Velocity * time + (1/2)(acceleration)(time)^2
4.) Average Velocity = (Final Velocity + Initial Veloicty) / 2
5.) Final Velocity^2 = Initial Velocity^2 + 2(Acceleration)(distance)

"Solve this physics problem using the fab five!"

by Nerd February 8, 2004

five finger solo

a way of saying masturbating

Did you hear?... Frank was doing a five finger solo during english

by evan to the a and t October 13, 2006

gimme five

To ask for a high five (The slapping of the hands used as a form of male-bonding).

Steve: I just made out with Kristy!!

Jim: Dude! Gimme five!

by DudeoftheDay May 13, 2005

five second rule

A superstitious belief that food can remain in contact with the ground (no matter what's on it...?) and still be edible.

*Eddie drops a rasberry onto dogcrap by accident while walking with Bill*

Eddie - *picks up rasberry and eats it*
Bill - What the? Why did you eat that??? Naaasty...
Eddie - Five second rule.

by PunkOrNot August 16, 2005

the five finger knuckle shuffle on the one-eyed, blue-veined, purple-headed, custard-chucking, salty yogurt slinger.

fucking ur hand intematly or hardcore

i do the five finger knuckle shuffle on the one-eyed, blue-veined, purple-headed, custard-chucking, salty yogurt slinger way 2 often

by chaseathon! September 22, 2003

how many beans make five

An old British expression, used in the context "he knows how many beans make five", meaning "he knows his stuff" or referring to one who's good at mathematical puzzlers. Derives from the days of the abacus, when the wooden beads (beans) were moved along in various increments.

"He's a clever bloke, he knows how many beans make five"

by Arthur Bostrom October 27, 2003