plead the fifth

v. To decline to give self-incriminating information. Refers to the fifth amendment of the US Constitution, which states that no citizen "shall be compelled in any criminal case to be a witness against himself..."

Joe: Bob, did you ever do drugs in high school?

Bob: I'm gonna plead the fifth on that one, Joe.

by Gargouille July 21, 2005

fifty feet

The effective range of a pistol. Staying "fifty feet" away from someone with a hand gun makes you safe.

Better give me fifty feet...

by krazeehombre January 14, 2009

Fifth of Rose

750 mL (approximately one fifth of a gallon) of Richards Wild Irish Rose. Wild Irish Rose is a highly potent yet economical alcoholic beverage boasting an alcohol content of 13.9% all for around $4.

"Niggas it's going down, up in the C-Town
Get 'em up wid the thug and the nigga wid the bud, got the fifth of rose,
For the niggas that close hit 'em up wid the forty reasons"

- "East 1999" by Bone Thugs n Harmony

by Trues@WVU June 11, 2009

fifteening

To randomly add swearwords to an anime-dub to get a higher rating and attract more buyers. Practiced frequently by Manga Entertainment in the 90's.

Manga Entertainment thought fifteening was the new black.

by Anders_hj April 6, 2005

Fifty-five

v. In the computerized offense report system for a major urban police department in southeast Texas, there is a drop-down list of actions a suspect may perform during the commission of a crime. #55 is "Tongue Anus." To "fifty-five" someone means that they are so incredibly hot that you'd even consider performing an act that you'd otherwise never do.

Guy 1: "Whoa! Check out that chick who just walked in!"

Guy 2: "She's hot! I'd fifty-five her in a heartbeat."

by Nite Owl July 10, 2007

fifteener

When a retard comes up with a retarded naming idea for a concept and thinks it is brilliant.

We will call this the fifteener, you know cause it is fifteen years old.

by Dickfer June 3, 2016

Fifty-two Fakeout

To deliberately mislead or misdirect. To cause someone to think or act a certain way based on incorrect information or actions.
(also known as "throwing a 52")

The background of this expression is unknown.

That cell phone rate was a fifty-two fakeout. The actual charges came on the bill.
or
Michael Vick threw the linebacker a 52 and ran for 20 more yards.

by Greg J. July 20, 2004