Wallace parking means parking in the far corners of a parking lot, as far away from other cars as possible. My dad taught me to Wallace park, saying we could all use the exercise anyway. Now I do it to be antisocial and I taught my kids to do it to avoid fender benders.
by wparker October 03, 2019
A person who, in densely populated areas where demand for parking is high, intentionally approaches an automobile or motorcycle as if they are about to leave, then either stalls by checking their phone, or after a brief stay in the car, closes the door and walks away. A parking troll typically does this in order to annoy the parking campers.
by deutschland_liebt_hasselhoff November 17, 2014
Referring to the pursuit of finding attractive women or woman in your general location
Or
To point out an attractive woman in proximity. As used in the art of rubber necking
Or
To point out an attractive woman in proximity. As used in the art of rubber necking
I'll be right back, I have to check out the parking situation.
Passenger} Hey man, swing around and checkout the parking situation.
Passenger} Hey man, swing around and checkout the parking situation.
by K-nudt September 01, 2016
Me:Sunghoon is possibly one of the finest figure skaters ive seen
Friend:Same
Me:Stay away from my man
Park Sunghoon is Amazing
Friend:Same
Me:Stay away from my man
Park Sunghoon is Amazing
by Beomgyus wife January 13, 2023
(verb) To shelf park is to perform the practice of placing a space-consuming item (usually one that can be situated there for a justifiably significant amount of time such as a jug of milk or a box of beer) on a refrigerator shelf for the purpose of securing capacity for a potential future space-consuming food product to occupy.
A: Why is John's six pack still sitting in the refrigerator's bottom shelf corner?
B: He's probably shelf parking for the watermelon he's getting this week.
B: He's probably shelf parking for the watermelon he's getting this week.
by Trubol May 28, 2011
by Kidasha July 10, 2012
A person employed to see that parking rules are followed, often narrow minded, often found lurking in a car park at 17:59. Found in several different versions, ie yellow stripped, green stripped etc.
by David Valentine January 22, 2011