Cumfortable

The act of cumming and pulling up your pants simultaneously to avoid getting caught having a wank.

Lucky I got cumfortable right before my parents walked into my room.

by mike.tython May 6, 2014

Comfortably Uncomfortable

When you decide not to let unpredictability or uncertainty affect you and your future—you have come to terms that you have got to live with chaos, no matter how disruptive it can be in putting up a brake to your life’s goals.

Instead of blaming events or things that he’s no control over, John has learned to be comfortably uncomfortable in coping with life’s challenges—he doesn’t let bad breaks or misfortunes affect his attitude towards life; instead, he’s grateful that he can rely on God’s wisdom to overcome whatever obstacle comes his way.

by MathPlus July 20, 2018

Comfortable shoe brigade

Lesbians!

When someone is a lesbian, they are a member of the comfortable shoe brigade.

Plays on the stereotypical doc martin wardrobe of the lesbian community!

She's a member of the comfortable shoe brigade!!

by Dawdle March 19, 2009

Comfortable in my own skin

Being confident is the key to feeling comfortable in your own skin, and it’s obviously easier said than done. Confidence comes from within, and developing your confidence means feeling good about who you are, where you are, and what you have to bring to the table.

Comfortable in my own skin you can't get me down.

by ... Zjdbckdnznsjd September 24, 2019

getting comfortable

a term for having sexual intercourse that is usually used around children

"Is this movie appropriate for them?"
"No, they're starting to have se- I mean, they're getting comfortable ."

by Margarine Butter August 25, 2016

Comfartable

1. Miss-spelling of the word comfortable

2. When you're comfortable farting in front of someone.

"Our relationship is at that comfartable stage."

by ComfyG August 23, 2011

comfortable coinage

The preferred return of metal coinage for a given transaction to keep one from being bogged down with unfavorable denominations.

As opposed to taking the full 57 cents change from the cashier, Bob opted to leave the nickel and two dimes behind and pocket only the comfortable coinage.

by J Monty Rivers December 26, 2003