cham-time

A short break in between longer breaks. Usually involves leaving the working environment.

Yo JD, its been a long two hours since lunch. Cham-time?

by RK2 March 15, 2008

brandon time

A time for someone that is always arrives atleast 2 hours later than they said they would.

Im going to the party at 6 o clock brandon time. So you will be there at 8? Correct.

by NaturalCauzes December 13, 2016

sammich time

Sammich time doesn't have to be a actual sandwich, it can be any type of food.

Pull up to the taco truck, it's Sammich Time.

by Chicken Hill June 13, 2017

Pepper Time

When you commit an act socially, sexually, or morally disturbing just for attention saying, "IT'S JUST A PRANK BRO" as an excuse.

last night i asked a friend what time it was, as he looked on his phone and kicked me and the balls he yelled, "IT'S PEPPER TIME."

Daquan: Hey what's Mantreal doing to that disabled kid over their near the stair case?
Dante: Oh don't worry, It's Pepper Time. *Pulls out camcorder*

by Krellenos June 18, 2016

football time

When someone takes a lot longer than the time they said. A football game consists of four, 15-minute quarters but because the clock stops a lot, the game is a lot longer than 45 minutes. So when someone tells you they'll be 20 minutes, it's 20 minutes football time.

Bob: Jim said he was going to be 20 minutes before he shows up.
Bill: Yeah but, he works in football time so he'll be about 40 minutes.

by ChineseGoddess August 28, 2010

Rockstar time

Rockstar time: arriving 2 hours or more later than the original time agreed upon.

Billy said he'd be over at 9, he didn't show up until 11! He must be running on rockstar time!

by Bri Ness April 12, 2008

fashionably on time

A phrase that people use when they want to be considered "fashionably late" but are actually on time for the event in question. People who say they are "fashionably on time" are usually either joking or have an inflated sense of self-importance.

Guest 1: I'm here; I guess I'm fashionably late.

Guest 2: Actually, you're not late. The party is starting right now.

Guest 1: Oh, well, in that case...I must be...fashionably on time!

by LiteraryDragon September 23, 2012