Lake Erie Light House

When you take an air horn and shove it up someone's ass.

He was being a little mouthy so I gave him a Lake Erie Light House. That shut him up.

by Edwin J. Hill April 17, 2009

Dancing with the light on

Dancing with the light on, just means plain dancing or grinding

Joe: Babe, what'd you do last night?
Gya: Oh, just went dancing....
Joe: Oh my god.....
GyaL Don't worry!! We were dancing with the light on! :)

by militarybratgiaxx November 8, 2010

coors light

The best selling light beer in the USA. The Silver Bullet ROCKS!

Coors Light, The Silver Bullet!

by D0c April 10, 2006

crystal light

white people kool-aid

Person 1: "Do you want a drink? I only have white people kool-aid"
Person 2: "I thought kool-aid was white people kool-aid"
Person 1: "Nope, Crystal light is white people kool-aid"

by B Chris August 31, 2006

Red Light

A way of telling someone to be quiet, or shut up. Or it can be used a way to interrupt.

*Girl Talking Shit*
Girl 1 - OMG. She's such a slut, like I would kick her ass.
Girl 2 - I'm going to have to red light you real quick. Stop talking shit.

OR.
*Two males in fight*
Guy - Is it a scrap? Like what's good? Nize it.
Guy 2 - Nize it? RED LIGHT, RED LIGHT. Come at me then.

by IgnoranceIsBlissTHO May 3, 2012

C Light

term from adult films from "cunt light", the light source that is devoted to illuminating female genitalia

"Ron your fat ass is casting a shadow on teh c-light and we can't see Amber's meat curtains!"

by Ppt Ranger November 4, 2003

speed of light

The speed that light travels (if it doesn't say in what medium, then it implies the speed that light travels *in vacuum*) Light travels at 2.99792458E8m/s, or approximated to 3.0E8m/s, in vacuum. Due to the lazy nature of physicists, this number is commonly denoted as a constant c in calculations. The Theory of Relativity predicted that no moving object in the universe has a speed that exceeds c. Therefore, if you hear something is traveling faster than the speed of light, it's non sense.

A light-year is the distance that light can travel in a year. The speed of light is about 3.0E8m/s, and a year has 3.1536E7 seconds. Therefore, a light-year is about 9.46E15 meters.

by the guy July 25, 2004