sekso

a mexican word for sex also used as seks

my friend and i wrote sekso instead of sexo so the teacher would notice

by steviewonders July 18, 2007

Seasonally Hot

A girl who is sometimes hot, depending on the time of the year. Often this includes chicks with very pale skin, who are only hot during the summer when they are tan; or slightly fat girls who are ugly when they show skin

"'Anne the Beast' is one of those people who's hot when she isn't all pale and disgusting"
"Yeah, she's seasonally hot!"

"I like her more when she doesn't show skin"
"You're right, she's seasonally hot"

by gilzzz February 20, 2010

White girl season

The time of year well known as autum when the leaves turn colour...or pumpkin spice makes its appearance. Typical white girls make there Starbucks trips in Lulu lemon leggings, ugg boots and will return with an assortment of pumpkin spice treats.

Watch out Tim tomorrow White girl season starts, that pumpkin spice shit is gonna poison the air

by Yolo16 August 27, 2018

Barrel Season

Barrel Season: Shotgunning beers with the boys

The beer can is the barrel

Season is just the time to drink
Barrel Season

John what are you doing tonight”
John:”it’s barrel Season and Catherine is having a party”

by Vegetable124 November 14, 2017

Four Seasons

A series of alcoholic shots usually done by college students that want to get drunk really fast or pregame in a short amount of time. The series goes:

Spring = Vodka
Summer = Rum
Fall = Whiskey
Winter = Gin

The drinker(s) take each shot with only about a minute of waiting in between, leading to a very interesting and quickly brought on buzz.

Did you hear about Dan and Trevor? They did the four seasons twice in a row. There's two years they'll never remember.

by Dan&Trev March 5, 2012

hunting season

The 3/4 of the month when a girl is *not* on the rag.

Sorry dude, it's not hunting season down south. Can you wait a few days?

by badpoet November 23, 2003

Off season

The cycle in a competitive bodybuilder's training year when their main objective is to acquire muscle through weight training and a relatively high calorie diet, without regard for fat and water accumulated in the process. Before 2000, this translated to a gain of 25-45lbs from the day after a show to their peak off season weight, before commencing the second cycle in their training year, namely the pre-contest stage. In recent years, most bodybuilders have attempted to keep their off season weight closer to their pre-contest weight, in order to minimize time spent doing cardiovascular training to lose fat and water retention, and more time training with weights to preserve precious muscle mass. The pre-contest cycle is oriented around gradual fat loss (generally 8-15 weeks out from a show) through calorie reduction and the introduction of cardio training in conjunction with weight training. Different types of steroids, fat burners, and other pharmaceutical aides are used in this period as opposed to the off season.

German bodybuilder Markus Ruhl's off season weight is well over 300lbs. But his contest weight is generally in the 275-280 range, to best showcase his impressive biceps and the detail in his upper back.

Ronnie Coleman, 8-time Mr. Olympia winner, generally took 2-3 months off training after a major show. This would signal the onset of his off season, during which he let his body rest and discontinued dieting until the preparatory phase for the next contest.

by Joeyscock March 18, 2011