mid timer

Member of a community particularly in a 12-step fellowship who has been around 5-10 years. Understands some modern lingo but lacks in understanding of some of the more popular slang.

Newcomer: yo I just popped a bean
Mid timer: oh you just took some ecstasy?
Newcomer: na bra, a xanny..man you're a mid timer

by Jacobtanner November 23, 2024

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Hindustan Times Numerology; The First Juvenile Release: The First Juvenile Release.

Person 343: Hindustan Times Numerology; The First Juvenile Release: The First Juvenile Release.

by LeSouffleDeVersailles February 11, 2025

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Time • time bomb • time travel • time machine • Time out • time traveling • Time Waster • time fuck • time in a bottle • Timea

Origami Timeout Chair

When you tuck a single mom's legs behind her own shoulders and fuck her while she's seated in a "timeout chair" until she utters nothing but gibberish for 5 minutes straight.

I gave that MILF I met at the bar last night the “origami timeout chair” after we went back to her place… Left her talking like she needed a short bus.

by Vermont Department of Health March 19, 2025

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Trying times

Trump's presidencies

It's time for the revolution in these trying times

by Justafairyprincessriotgrl June 21, 2025

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Unc Times

Times so long ago that anyone around for them is now an unc

“Yo dude this textbook is from 1992!”
“Shit, 1992? Unc times fr!”

by BeeferBoy1979 November 15, 2025

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3 times 7

your dad yelling at you while you’re doing your math homework

dad: FOR THE LAST TIME WHAT IS 3 TIMES 7?
son: *crying profusely*

by I’mbassist November 29, 2025

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This Toronto saying is derived from the popular saying “More times out of 10,” being a literal shortened version of it. It is most commonly used to say “probably,” or “most likely,” but can also be used to say “I’m, not lying,” or to say something is a fact.

Example 1:
Darion: Yo, are you going downtown this weekend?
Justin: More times (most likely), no. I’m busy helping my mom still.

Example 2:
Kendall: Are you sure you saw my girl at that house party? She said she was asleep!
Sean: More times (I’m not lying), she was dancing with a next man. I have it on video.

by Fixing Toronto Slang December 18, 2025

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