overlisten

To listen to a piece of music too many times (because you
can't help it) with the result of not wanting to listen to it for a while

I love that new album. I've already overlistened it.

by Casey.goose February 5, 2007

I'll get over it

Saying that it really doesnt matter to you; not caring about something later on but maybe caring about it right now.

"John, I'm breaking up with you." "I'll get over it"

by Will-i-am Patton April 7, 2008

Moon Over Miami

When a woman (usually overweight) bends over and shows the world more than expected. Her ass is on display and there is usually a thin red or pink thong hanging half way up her ass.

Hey Roger I was at the kitchen in the office and Mimi from payroll dropped her diet coke. I heard it hit the ground and turned around and saw her bent over and her whole ass hanging out of her pants. I was like "Oh my God, Moon over Miami"

by bt3101 December 25, 2011

overhalling

To wear a button shirt with the top three or more buttons opened, and having no under/t-shirt underneath to cover the chest area. In other words, showing waay too much.

Jordan was overhalling with that fancy dress shirt he has on earlier.

by Mr_Hall October 19, 2010

overdating

When a person is romantically involved with someone who is far more physically attractive than theirself.

John is so ugly, he's lucky to be overdating with Julie.

by packphour May 30, 2006

georgia overdrive

n. Trucker-speak for coasting down a hill or more often a mountain with the transmission disengaged. 18-wheelers can only go so fast, and the engines slow them down when coasting, so to go faster they take the engine out of gear. Runaway truck ramps were built for people who do this.

Trucker: My load is late. I'll have to switch on my georgia overdrive and get in the hammer lane while I go down this mountain. I might fly off a cliff, but if I don't maybe my load will be a little bit less late.

by fizzle April 5, 2004

comb-over

n., a rearrangement of surrounding hair to cover a bald spot as completely as possible. Usually accomplished by flattening strands of hair in widely-spaced parallel stripes across the afflicted region. Rarely successful, often calls attention to the follically-challenged zone in question.

John painstakingly arranged the twenty-four remaining hairs (down two from yesterday!) flat across his the center of his balding pate. He separated the strands for maximum coverage, then secured and shined them with a dab of Vitalis conditioner.

by Ari Stern December 20, 2003