earning stripes 

Earning your stripes refers to putting in hard work and effort and earning respect from your peers as a result. Similar to mitary rank and displaying military stripes, moving up the chain of command from sergeant to Lieutenant to captain to major

Example 1:
Taeshawn: Did you see Omar putting in mad work after school in the gym?

Julius: Yep, he's earning stripes with the coach, Omar might be playing varsity ball this year.

Example 2:
Victor: Damn ese, Julio's been pushing mad weight lately homie, he pushed a key last week.

Jorge: Yea ese, the vatos in the barrio are saying that he's earning stripes with the O.G.'s.

earning stripes by RondoZongo February 4, 2014

gay bacon strips 

The term describes rainbow belt candy and was coined by the guys from the Epic Meal Time cooking show on YouTube. The term is most often yelled loudly, and only rarely used not in repetition.

"GAY BACON STRIPS!

GAY BACON STRIPS!

GAY BACON STRIPS!

GAY BACON STRIPS!
GAY BACON STRIPS!"

gay bacon strips by nt22 July 4, 2011

Stripper Stash 

A collection of 5 or more-one dollar bills.

Guy 1: Hey dude, do you have change for a 5?

Guy 2: Yeah, just let me check my stripper stash.

Stripper Stash by Verbtex March 29, 2009

Yipes Stripes 

The latest craze!

Any further question youtube "yipes stripes teen-age strangler" and watch the one with the girl singing on the counter.

"Yipes Stripes! Now you got the beat!"

Yipes Stripes by Hedonism Richard July 26, 2012

Tuxedo Stripe 

When a hirsute individual maintains an outer stripe of prominent leg hair - from hip to ankle - in imitation of classic Tuxedo pants.

It was like a full leg mustache! I swear she was rocking the Tuxedo stripes.

Tuxedo Stripe by SwarthySusan2 January 4, 2014

colonel stripes 

Stripes of faecaes / shit left on a forearm from a progressively deeper ass fisting session

That guy really took it in the ass, look st my colonel stripes!

colonel stripes by Shatwood May 19, 2017

Script Filler

a scene in a movie that doesn't advance the plot. usually involves no dialogue or a music montage... to add time to the movie for it to match the length of a feature film (90 minute quota)

a good example is in Horror movies, where a character will enter a long dark hallway and it leads to a few minutes of nothing but a dark shot of "dead air" with no dialogue and little suspense... leading up to a small 'jump scare' from wind blowing a door shut.

Guy says: "that was total script filler, nothing significant came out of that 4 minute scene"

"i could have skipped that scene and not missed anything important to the plot"

Script Filler by JBM2005 April 18, 2012