cover

Another Irish one, to cover is a horrid was of describing shagging. as in a mare or a cow being covered by a stallion/bull.

Did you cover last night?

by Annie April 7, 2005

cloverfield shit

Used to describe any situation or thing that is particularly terrifying.

"Bro that is some fuckin' cloverfield shit right there yo"

"Dude you shoulda seen this thing I cleaned outta my shower drain this morning that was some cloverfield-ass shit right there dogg"

"Yo, fuck that cloverfield shit"

by Mogens Brix-Kjielgaard February 25, 2008

clover

a rattled kid who needs to be called a clover.

Listens to soft music like owl city, tswift, and lots of remixes.

SOFT CHILD.

"he's such a clover"
"yeah.. that's curk"

by tr tr January 18, 2010

cromer

Contraction of Cro-Magnon, used to describe a dim witted or stupid person with a large forehead.

Did you see that guy hitting on Sally? I thought that he was a sasquatchaloid, but with that big forehead, he must have been a cromer.

by Big Tilly April 11, 2007

chocolate covered peanuts

A black man's testicles.

Look at those loose chocolate covered peanuts!

by Bulger March 23, 2005

Cloverfield

To do something with the intention of creating excessive, empty hype over something little if any people know anything about, especially in relationship to an upcomming movie.
To fall for such a scheme.

Hud: This is going to be the best film ever!
Rob: Don't fall for people trying to Cloverfield you, Hud.

by Jordan Lowndes January 14, 2008

cover

to hide something that you know is bad so others won't notice it

I tried to cover up my smoking by spraying perfumes and body sprays on my clothes and skin and breath mints, drops, and gum in my mouth to hide the yellowing of my teeth and smelly breath. It worked for a little while until my mother found out. I guess I forgot to cover up after having a cigarette instead of having someone snitch about it like I previously believed. Remember, someone will find out what you're doing even if you cover your behavior or addiction up.

by Karen Stickney November 2, 2007