Dictionary Corner

The left side of the desk on Channel 4's first ever broadcast TV show, Countdown. This side features a lexicographer (Susie Dent, although in earlier series it was a rotational role with producers and members of the Oxford University Press), an Oxford English Dictionary, and in more recent versions a celebrity guest and a laptop showing the Oxford Dictionaries Platinum website. Their job is to validate words provided by contestants before points are rewarded. It's also the name of a similar segment, where Susie may give a little presentation or monologue about a word. In the comedic version, 8 out of 10 Cats does Countdown, this segment usually features the guest doing a more comedic activity.

And before we award you those points, we'll just verify that over with Dictionary Corner. Susie?

by Gameshow Loving VTuber Guy August 23, 2024

Corner Guy

Someone who sits in the corner and watches his girl get fucked.

No, Jason is my corner guy I wouldn’t sleep with him.

by SoundSpade March 22, 2024

Four Corners

Where seniors in College that were buddies decide to spread out to the main corners of the US cities after graduation. Often done by business/engineering majors with many job offers on the table.

The cities include:
Miami (God-Tier)
NYC/Boston (Not bad)
LA/SD (pretty good)
Seattle (the worst one)

"You know, Four Corners: It's when you and the boys pick the city post-college that you will live in, we each got to select one, the idea being the corner cities of the US like Boston, Miami, LA, and Seattle, as well as to a lesser extent NYC, Houston, Chicago, Honolulu, San Diego, and Florida as a whole."

by mvcg November 10, 2020

Center corner

The center of a brownie batch when the brownies around it get taken making the center become a corner

My friends took the edges around the left side of the weed brownies. Guess I get the center corner.

by Glanxing_girl123 March 23, 2025

Potato Corner Follower

A Follower of Potato Corner Religion.(Yes Potato Corner religion is a word in the Urban dictionary by me)

Im a Potato Corner Follower

by njdskjfndsjfnds November 15, 2022

corner

used when you are half-kidding but also half-serious about the previous statement, possibly depending on whether the other person reacts seriously or jokingly.

*deciding what to watch on netflix* "They just added the Lizzie McGuire Movie, we could pretend we're 12 again and watch that. Hahaha.. corner..." "Wait yeah, I'm down."

"I wish I could drop of school and disappear from society sometimes. LOL corner though."

by aesparza March 9, 2017

piss corner

a corner that danks like piss

let's go to the piss corner and vape.

by myloisgod August 17, 2022