my gold

a person you love so soo much and don’t want to lose for any reason

george: nikita is my gold

by kokolikood April 18, 2021

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Shrew's Gold

The large hidden belly or second stomach that is found protruding from a shrew's pants just below the belt. This expansive secondary belly is usually quite large and dough-like and when seated it looks like a large balloon is being kept in their pants. Commonly referred to as a "bunt" or a "fupa", the difference is that "Shrew's Gold" refers to the likeness however it belongs to a hideous witchlike female, also known as a shrew.

When Mrs. B was tightening her belt, Arthur told her to cinch it between her belly and her shrew's gold.
When Matilda began overeating, she stated that once her stomach became too large, the extra pounds started to form in her second belly which she referred to as her shrew's gold.

by max nova December 11, 2012

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loggers gold

Ass whipe, toilet paper..something very rare in the mountains..

Hey, don't use all the loggers gold, i need some too.

by raddad123456789 December 17, 2014

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Triple Gold

Triple Gold refers to triple stamped gold Dayton rims.

Jan was caught slipping at the light. They made that boy strip buck naked and break them off his triple golds, right then and there.

by Jan Cho October 27, 2020

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Lil gold

A Big Dick White Boy That can pull anybody’s bitch.

I am lil gold i date cute bitches brake ugly bitches heart.

by lil gold March 11, 2020

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Fried gold

To do something that is especially good, being hot enough to fry gold.

I believe this term comes from the people responsible for the british TV sitcom 'Spaced' and the romantic zombie comedy 'Shaun of the Dead'. As far as I'm aware the man responsible is the rotund comedy actor, Nick Frost.

1. after viewing an especially good performance of any kind: "That performance was fried gold"
2. after explaining a very cunning plan to someone: "Now how's that for a slice of fried gold?"

by Ben Foster April 7, 2005

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