getting in that paper

Synonym: "breaking through that paper"

-used when a male college student expresses their want for sexual intercourse with an attractive female to another male friend or bro.

1) TJ:"Man look at that girl over there she is amazing!!"

Sean:"Oh my god I know, I want to be getting in that paper!"

2) "Man that girl over there looks fine as hell. I want to be breaking through that paper right now!"

by ukfan23 November 17, 2009

research paper

Any tissue/paper used to clean up after a session of heavy research

Andy's room was covered in research papers - he had been storing them for weeks.

by si29uk August 15, 2007

paper clip

Acronym: P.A.P.E.R. C.L.I.P.

People Against People Ever Re-Enlisting

Civilian Life Incentive Program

Military, (Navy), Sailors sometimes wear a paper clip on their uniform somwhere to make this statement.

HIGHLY DISCOURAGED!!!

by (The Original) Dewy April 21, 2006

paper route

Paper Route is an American Indie rock band from Nashville, Tennessee formed in 2004. paper route has toured with Paramore, Phantom Planet, and Jack's Mannequin. They have also toured with Copeland, Passion Pit, and She Wants Revenge.and currently touring with Owl City and Lights.

paper route is an amazing band.

Paper Route is composed of Chad Howat (bass, piano, programming), J.T. Daly (vocals, keyboards, percussion), Andy Smith (vocals, guitars, harmonica), and Gavin McDonald (drums).

also check out now,now every children they are from the same area and also ROCK!

by AlExSwOrD April 17, 2010

Negative Paper

Pulling something bad off at work, which results in a written reprimand, which ends up on your personal file.

Ah shit man, you shouldn't have done that, "Now your going to end up with some 'Negative Paper' on your file!"

by Merle_Hanson January 27, 2009

toilet paper

something you use for sanitary reasons and is really hard to find due to corona

ugh toilet paper is so hard to find because of corona virus

by MasterofDictionarior March 21, 2020

Brown Paper

Cockney rhyming slang for ‘caper’.

As in “what’s your brown paper?” Or what’s your game? (What are you up to?). Heard as far back as 1978, possibly earlier.

by Canny linguist February 23, 2022