seven seconds in heaven

Locking yourself with another person in a dark small place like a closet for seven seconds and usually making out

Dude i just kissed my crush when we played seven seconds in heaven!

by Styles22 April 28, 2016

second-level drop

1.) When your or someone else's eyes drop below the line of a girl's booty.

2.) When eyes drop down below the "horizon"

3/30/11 - birth of "second-level drop".

1.) Really? Come on man, I saw that second-level drop.

2.) You got to learn how to hide your second-level drop.

3.) Dude! That was a guy and you did a second-level drop? Come on!

by TheRealPandaSwag April 21, 2011

Second Hand Text

The act of having your passenger answer your text in the car for you because it's illegal to do yourself.

Erin recieved a text in the car from Melissa and had Kimber second hand text her back.

by momzadork May 14, 2010

Second-hand trashed

(N.) the act of intoxication by means of one's environment

After the Trump election, Chris was second-hand trashed without having a single beer.

by FourthFloorGuy69 November 14, 2016

Second generation lesbian

A woman who begins to live as (or identify as) a lesbian after experiencing one or more heterosexual relationships.

After 2 failed marriages, 6 kids, and a lot of unhappiness, Sandra gave up on men, changed teams and became a second generation lesbian.

by GoddessoftheNet July 28, 2016

Second-degree Fuckboy

A guy who doesn't fit fuckboy stereotypes, and is either ugly or not of usual fuckboy standards- yet they still have a reputation for leading girls on and hooking up with anyone.

An alternative meaning is a fuckboy who flirts with plenty of girls but never takes it any further.

"How on Earth does someone like them pull so many girls?"
"I know right. He must be a second-degree fuckboy."

by GenericAccountName July 27, 2017

Second Set of Books

A set of rules, procedures, guidelines, special training, etc. written by individuals or institutions charged with interpreting and carrying out the law. Contrary to popular belief, these rules can have very real legal effects on us even when they include extralegal procedures. Police profiling, court sentencing suggestions (even for those not convicted of any crime), and creative applications of civil asset forfeiture are some well-known examples. The term was coined by Thomas Ball in his "Last Statement."

TL;DR: The laws nobody gets a say in.

Nobody cast a vote that men should be singled out for arrest in cases of mutual or ambiguous IPV, but it's mandated by the second set of books the police follow.

by Poor Lurker October 31, 2012