change her panties

to wash your car

dude, your trucks looking pretty dirty, you need to change her panties

by fishegg June 19, 2004

hopey changey

A euphemism for Obama's fraudulent promises of hope and change.

Where's my hopey changey shovel ready job?

by 29121316 February 23, 2011

mexican oil change

What happens when you have a car that's leaking or burning oil, so you frequently have to add oil to keep your engine from blowing up. Because of the constant consumption and addition of oil, your car always has fresh oil.

Yeah, the head gasket blew in my old hoopty, now it burns a quart every week, so I'm doing the Mexican oil change.

by Meldroc July 21, 2008

Change

Extra goodness, usually to complement the slang money.

That girl's ass is money with change.

by Col. Dr. May 6, 2006

and change

When describing someone's height in feet and inches, it means that someone is a certain height plus a fraction of an inch more. Not everyone cares to differentiate height by fractions of an inch so it is not commonly used.

He's not 5'11", more like 5'10" and change.

by Brian92 November 30, 2006

Loose Change

A controversial online video that provides evidence and eye-witness testimonials to suggest that the bombing of the World Trade Center and the Pentagon were not the fault of Usama Bin Laden, but instead that of the United States under the Bush Administration. It has earned wide reputation (both good and bad) online and continues to increase to this day despite sever criticism (ie: Maddox on The Best Page in the Universe). While Loose Change may seem a bit, well, "loose" on some of its facts, it's a very well crafted video and a good alternative view to the 9/11 tragedy

www.oneworld.co.nr supports the right to freedom of speech exercised in Loose Change

by Dream Anderson July 13, 2007

Chandos

A 'chandos' is a term used to describe someone who sees themselves as more important than other people or that their needs far outweigh the needs of others. This means that if someone acts as though they're better than you for whatever reason then they are said to be "doing a chandos" or "being such a chandos". This term is derived from the title 'The Duke of Chandos', who was said to be very cocky and generally not nice.

If one typically excludes themselves from social activities in favour of doing activities such as sitting in their room all night or walking around on their own, or if they leave the group mid-conversation without saying why (or even saying anything) then they are said to be "doing a chandos" as well, as it is a rude thing to do (which again links back to The Duke of Chandos and his attitude).

person 1: why didn't you come out last night?
person 2: didn't feel like it
person 1: dude, stop being such a chandos

bob: ...and then the train announcement said tha-
sam: *walks off without saying goodbye*
bob: wow, sam's being such a chandos today
tom: yeah he is

by whisperingwallpaper January 6, 2014