Pants under skirt

(also skirt over pants used interchangeably) a fashion trend used as slang in Halifax,Nova Scotia,Canada. Consists of wearing a set of pants or tights under a skirt. Most commonly observed being worn by students at the Nova Scotia College of Art & Design University (NSCAD). "Pants under skirt" is used as a local slang to refer to:

- NSCAD students
- people having an "art school mentality"
- works of art, bands, etc thought to be connected to thematically and/or socially to "hip" student/20something concerns
- recently the phrase and variations on it have begun to appear on internet message boards as a non sequitur

- He's over there talking to the group of "skirt over pants"
- She is so "pants under skirt"
- I like their disco punk band but it's a little too "skirt over pants for me".
- would you rather go see that new movie,go to the club, or "pants under skirt"?
- Pants under skirt

by jcs June 29, 2006

live under a rock

someone who is oblivious of the outside world

Have you seen this movie

No

How?! you live under a rock

by Tomas! December 27, 2010

Hippos under a blanket

Big booty girl that each time she takes a step, the back of her leg flips up her butt cheek and when done in alternating steps makes her ass jiggle all over the place.

Honey, when you walk your ass looks like two hippos under a blanket wrestling, Sweet!

Checkout the J in the T on that bitch, looks like two hippos under a blanket.

by Mill-na July 15, 2009

under the weather

1. ill

2. alcohol intoxicated, drunk

I am feeling under the weather today.

by Light Joker September 5, 2005

Undegree

Noun, or Adjective. A person without a college degree. Or, in the past tense, someone who now has a degree, but at the time did not.

I would have hired him/her, but he/she was an undegree.

by Beer_ June 17, 2010

unBEARables

A cult that follows Big Bear.

"Dude I'm a part of the unBEARables!"
"You're a cultist."
"YOU'RE FUCKING BANNED"

by somefagbear January 26, 2019

throw under the bus

Physically throwing a person under a big, smelly city bus is the perfect metaphor for the act of positioning someone to be ground up under the wheels of the ever rolling omnibus of society in your stead. The bus carries people. The people's weight is what crushes the victim. This setting up of a patsy has an earlier, more agrarian beginning in "throwing him to the wolves." Someone is going down, it's not going to be you, so you select a candidate to feed into the system.

"Throw under the bus"
Every time the president gets in trouble, he'll throw another cabinet member under the bus.

by Chris Zizzo May 26, 2006