Solid Seven

A safe response when your drunk/insecure friend asks you to rate them on a 10 point scale. It's high enough to protect their ego but low enough they know you're not just humoring them. (But you are humoring them, they're a five.) When in doubt, everybody is a solid seven.

Friend: I'm- I'm attractive, right? RIGHT? Like, honestly- what am I? Come on, let me have it.

You: You? You're... a solid seven, bro.

Friend: Does this dress make me look fat?
You: SolidSeven!

by TeamSteve December 22, 2016

solid copy

Usually used in the military. Means to fully understand something or an order.

"Move 3 clicks south Razor."
"Solid copy, Battlemage."

by Juan Taoc December 9, 2015

solid maybe

When you probably can’t do something but don’t want to eliminate the possibility. Also, it is nicer than “probably not”.

My answer on if I can go is a solid maybe.

by ReallyCreativePseudonym May 17, 2018

Soldieritis

When one becomes sick with a "I don't give a fuck attitude." This usually occurs after someone has been tried one too many times or has become extremely intoxicated. This syndrome usually begins in the left calf and quickly spreads throughout the body. This term was invented in Florida during the Master P era. Master P was always talking about his soldiers and when the question arrose after a long night of drinking "How does one become a soldier." Getting infected with soldieritis of course!

Oh shit, Rob's got soldieritis again.

by dirkdiggler9969 April 24, 2009

Soldier Main

A player in TF2 who spends the most time playing Soldier. Most are very confident in their abilities to perform adequately and lead their team to victory.

Guy 1: Hey man, did you see that Soldier main yesterday?
Guy 2: Yeah! He was nuts! He topped the scoreboard three times!

by M B September 4, 2019

wounded soldier

Any beer at a party than has been abandoned by it's owner.

Dale was holding back the vomit after killing off the wounded soldiers left over from his "don't ask, don't tell" party.

by A-row May 27, 2003

winter soldier

(noun) A person, especially a member of a political party or a military organization, who is hardcore, who endures during hard times. The opposite of "summer soldier", a phrase used by Thomas Paine to denote (and mock) men who signed up for the Revolutionary War and then quit when the going got tough.

"Most of that outfit quit, but the winter soldiers are still hanging on."

by anarcissie May 21, 2008