the phrase (used in the UK) that refers to how much faster a joint finishes when it’s windy outside. this is because the stonger the wind is, the faster the smoke will be lost/blown out, so essentially the wind is “taxing” your smoke.
“Aw where’s half my zoot gone?! I know I haven’t smoked that much…”
“That’s wind tax for you.”
*tiny violin*
“That’s wind tax for you.”
*tiny violin*
by 4four20twenty_ January 15, 2025
by Lizard boots and Lipshitz May 27, 2018
When a man tries to use his perceived male superiority (physical, intellect, experience, seniority at work etc), this phrase can be offered in response by a female. Can be useful in dealing with attempts at mansplaining.
Derived from the phrase “wind your neck in”.
Derived from the phrase “wind your neck in”.
by Wight Eggy January 22, 2025
by MoistureGorilla February 19, 2025
A song that is made by Kinneret and became popular by the "I've been here 60 years and I'm still not bored" meme
"hey, what's the name of that "I've been here 60 years" song?
"I think it's called no wind resistance
"I think it's called no wind resistance
by Cloudy NotValid May 15, 2022
Andrew thought to himself:
-I hope we reach our floor soon, someone cut wind in the elevator and I'm dying.
-I hope we reach our floor soon, someone cut wind in the elevator and I'm dying.
by Svenpai March 21, 2018
by teemtom August 13, 2024