corner juice

all bodily fluids that have been excreted by a restrained person left by a mop in the corner a seclusion room

would you rather have a teaspoon of corner juice or… (something equally nasty)

by t$_inthehouse August 6, 2022

Corner humper

Another, more accurate name for campers in shooting games.

I just killed a corner humper and cheered before realizing how lonely I really am.

by oh i don't know October 6, 2016

Corner merchant

An individual who despises interacting with those at a particular function or party; one who will be at the corner (the outskirts or on the outside) at the party who will be unlikely to interact with women in particular. This individual despises being at the forefront, and will actively avoid any scenario that will cause him to retreat from the corner of safety in which his interaction with 1 or 2 of his similarly awkward friends would be voided and he his forces to talk to women he does not know. This phenomenon can be found in low tier fraternities at various United States Fraternities. This individual will fail to find a girl interest in him unless force fed at least a minimum of 8 shots and instructed to interact with women

Yo, that guy is being a huge corner merchant bro. He hasn’t talked to a chick in at least a semester.

by Rattler31 December 14, 2023

shops around the corner

Gay

He shops around the corner for sure sister!

by Ermine Street November 24, 2022

the sharpest corner of a large stone

the sharpest corner of a large stone (adage) - a proverb referring to the best ability of a person.

When it's about to hit you, and it's too large to escape from, you mainly try to get away from the sharpest corner of a large stone. Similarly, you should only show the greatest talents possessed by you to others—not the dumbest ones.

by herobrine049X January 7, 2023

corner catcher

A catcher of all and any corner or corners

Your a corner catcher.

by Young_yogi@WCM® October 31, 2021

Four Corners

Where seniors in College that were buddies decide to spread out to the main corners of the US cities after graduation. Often done by business/engineering majors with many job offers on the table.

The cities include:
Miami (God-Tier)
NYC/Boston (Not bad)
LA/SD (pretty good)
Seattle (the worst one)

"You know, Four Corners: It's when you and the boys pick the city post-college that you will live in, we each got to select one, the idea being the corner cities of the US like Boston, Miami, LA, and Seattle, as well as to a lesser extent NYC, Houston, Chicago, Honolulu, San Diego, and Florida as a whole."

by mvcg November 10, 2020