sammich time

Sammich time doesn't have to be a actual sandwich, it can be any type of food.

Pull up to the taco truck, it's Sammich Time.

by Chicken Hill June 13, 2017

kootenay time

A small corner of British Columbia known as the Kootenays, in which the work day starts at around 10AM, and ends at exactly 4:20
Frequently both people and projects are known to be behind schedule, and the common excuse of being " on Kootenay time" is both accepted and expected in the area.

Supervisor: Dude, have you seen Mike? This drywall was supposed to be finished yesterday!

Coworker: don't sweat it bud, he's just on Kootenay time!

by Dez4prez August 7, 2016

King’s time

A measure of time usually for golf tee times or drinking beers for an 11AM start. Given to the kings of old nature for late morning fraternizing and changing of rules.

I’ll see you on the links with a beer in hand at the king’s time.

The king’s time?

King’s time means the 11th hour!

Ohhhhh

by Dburns1867 June 23, 2022

Arp time

The act of running late, and showing up anywhere between 1-3 hours late. This lateness is completely unintentional, they're trying their best.

Should i expect you at 8pm, or are you running on Arp time?

by mor86gan August 3, 2017

Whoopy time

When your bouta get whooped

It’s whoopy time yall

by Whoopy master November 9, 2019

Snout Time

Snout time refers to a time of day in which cigarettes are smoked. This phrase should be used with relevant hand actions:
-Miming smoking (snout)
-Touching area of hand where you would wear a watch (time)

Mr X.: You got the time mate?
Mr Y: Yeah its snout time
<accompanied by the appropriate actions>

by actualsnouttime February 25, 2009

dealer time

The time that dealers run on. I.E. when they tell you 5 minutes, they know you are fiending and are willing to wait 5 minutes for them to get there if thats all its gonna be, and that it will be at least 15 minutes before you call them again. Basically, 5 minutes is 15-30 minutes, and if they say half an hour, it could be hours.

A ploy used to keep you from even thinking about calling another dealer.

If you're involved with too many drug transactions, you will start running on dealer time in your every day life.

by Joshuway January 24, 2008