a time
1. "Last night was a time."
2. "I had a time with you yesterday."
3. "Let's get drunk and have a time!"
2. "I had a time with you yesterday."
3. "Let's get drunk and have a time!"
a time by Bizsanford January 26, 2010
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A-time
The process in which a man and a woman engage in the act of intercourse only in this case, the penis is inserted into the anus hole, causing more pleasure for the male and at first a slight discomfort for the woman if no lubricant is used.
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a time or two
Loosely means once or twice. Also expressed as a time or 3, a time or 4. It means that something done happened at least once but could have happened a few, but not many times. Its kind of similar to saying a couple, with couple literally being 2 but it may be 3 or 4, but not many
a time or two by Sir Carlton September 3, 2021
Live my life a quarter mile at a time
Living life in the moment. Not worrying about things that happened in the past and only looking forward to new goals, new opportunities and new experiences.
Quote by Dominic Toretto from "The Fast and Furious 7"
Quote by Dominic Toretto from "The Fast and Furious 7"
"I used to say I live my life a quarter mile at a time, and I think that's why we were brothers. Because you did too."
Live my life a quarter mile at a time by Lucky_Luke July 28, 2017
Once Upon a Time in the West
A western from '68, with Charles Bronson and Henry Fonda.
Charles Bronson is the revenger: Harmonica
Recorded in 2D - and the meanest western ever...
Charles Bronson is the revenger: Harmonica
Recorded in 2D - and the meanest western ever...
"Did you go to see the Avatar in 3D?"
"No i saw Once Upon a Time in the West, it's about a man playing the harmonica, and if that aint country, you can.... "
"No i saw Once Upon a Time in the West, it's about a man playing the harmonica, and if that aint country, you can.... "
Once Upon a Time in the West by squaier March 20, 2010
whale of a time
whale of a time by BiBaBo July 31, 2012
a quarter mile at a time
The act of living life in the moment. Focusing only on the next strech of road, or next milestone
Quote from the character Dom Torreto from "Fast and the Furious"
Quote from the character Dom Torreto from "Fast and the Furious"
"I live my life a quarter mile at a time, nothing else matters. Not the mortgage, not the store, not the team and all their bullshit. For those ten seconds or less.... I'm free"
a quarter mile at a time by Rebyellion April 24, 2008
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