cokerette

take a cigarette and rub some cocaine on the filter, smoke it and it gives you a nice buzzz and a numby

yo that cokerette made my mouth numb as shit

by watzy December 11, 2008

Cokerocity

1. The essence of bestial courage and superhuman abilities, only found in the forsaken caverns of the Coker heart.

2. An event of apocalyptic proportions upon the existence of superhuman abilities in a quiet suburban setting.

3. The instinct of being courageous, awesome, and righteous at any given moment.

Bro Beans my Cokerocity was goin so hard last night!

by Dizzaclease January 20, 2012

Closer by Kings Of Leon

A good song to listen to when engaging in sexual activity. Was also featured on Twilight.

Dude 1: "man I'm gonna bang Amanda tonight, but I need a song to play when we do it!"

Dude 2: "dude... Closer by Kings Of Leon"

by gingagilly February 18, 2013

Coneron

1. The part of a marijuana (weed, pot, ganja, etc.) pipe in which the marijuana is placed (packed) to be smoked. it may have a little hole (carb) on the side of it, which you cover while you are inhaling the marijuana smoke while holding the whole pipe and smoking.
2. The process of smoking one bowl packed with weed

1. "Can you pass the coneron?"
2. "BL just smoked a huge coneron in one go"

by MemeMaestro June 2, 2016

Comerised

When one eats so much food that one is unable to move. This is usually in conjunction with the use of marijuana edibles.

We ate so many pot edibles, we were comerised and unable to get off the couch

by Lisamd88 January 21, 2017

Coderhood

The state, condition, character and nature of being a software coder; the state of belonging to and evolving in a software engineering organization where software developers (AKA coders) work and operate.

I officially reached coderhood when I finally got my Computer Science degree.

by __LP__ May 6, 2017

google coder

A programmer who doesn't really know how to code. Google search is their main source for finding out how to do something while they hack in a solution. They are usually from the tech boom before the bubble burst, mid to late 90's, and they were hired during a time when companies didn't really care if you could code or not.....or at least they didn't do a very good job testing people's skill or looking up their background to see if they knew what they were doing.

John: Why is this code so poorly written?

Bobby: Ah, that was Carl's work, he is a google coder!

by manual63 November 28, 2012