The Peacekeeper

a knight with an assault rifle who keeps the peace by shooting people in makeshift biohazard suits

Day 40: as the peacekeeper, I have continued to fight the enemies in biohazard suits, trying to steal our supply of peace. Luckily, I had remembered to upgrade my suit of armor, and my shotgun assault rifle

by ♥🗺☠ January 9, 2021

Love peace and chicken grease

Love peace and chicken grease: A way of saying goodbye with fondness...and the hope that the other person's day goes smoothly and with flavor, like chicken grease.

See you later. Love peace and chicken grease, bruh.

by Sue Dawn Neem June 19, 2021

Chill, make peace and have babies

To forgive or to squash a problem

guy 1: Your gay
guy 2: Your mom's gay
guy 1: I dare you to say that again
guy 3: Guys, guys, lets just chill, make peace and have babies :)

by thegirlthatkrumps March 30, 2011

World Peace Sign

In association with World Peace Sign Day, the World Peace Sign is a symbol that represents awareness, consciousness & prevention of atrocities against the human race and planet earth to collectively promote love & unity.

The World Peace Sign is the successor to the Peace Sign.

by Leo-J May 12, 2016

Peaked in high school

This phrase is used to describe people who reached their maximum potential in high school. People who peaked in high school were the "coolest, most athletic, prettiest" they ever were or will ever be.

I can't believe she's a bum, Mia Baroni was a prime example of someone who peaked in high school.

by John Raviolionson May 11, 2022

A Separate Peace

A homoerotic book depicting sexually-frustrated young adolesents. Narrated by Gene Forrester, the paranoid gay emo kid.

Sparknote even says so.

A Separate Peace, aka literature porn

"...and I lost part of myself to him then, and...this must have been my purpose from the first: to become part of Phineas."

"Brinker's healthy, determined, not over-exaggerated but definate and substantial buttocks"

by Bubble Tea November 9, 2007

Peace And Carrots

A phrase typically used to indicate a 'see you later' towards somebody. This comes from the leaving phrase of 'peace' to add a punny side towards a farewell.

'Peace and carrots' most resembles 'peas and carrots' from a dinnerside setting being almost homophones.

A: "I gotta go, I'll see you later"
B: "Alright, peace and carrots"

by hulby47 October 16, 2011