Coast to coast
A move in basketball when a player gets the rebound, and then dribbles down the court and makes a shot at the other end.
Coast to coast by kint_the_man December 26, 2013
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Coast To Coast
Coast To Coast by PrincessJetta April 24, 2009
Coast to coast
A basketball move in which one player passes the ball from one side of the court to the other widthwise. You must yell "Coast to coast!" before initiating the move.
Basketball Player 1 dribbles up the ball.
Basketball Player 2: Coast to coast!
Basketball Player 1 coast to coasts the ball to Basketball Player 2.
Basketball Player 2 dunks the ball for the win.
Basketball Player 2: Coast to coast!
Basketball Player 1 coast to coasts the ball to Basketball Player 2.
Basketball Player 2 dunks the ball for the win.
Coast to coast by SkllzMstrX December 27, 2011
coast-to-coast
(adjective)
Describes any contiguous amount of human excrement (generally in a coherent cable form) that may be partially submerged but surfaces on opposite sides of the bowl, touching dry porcelain on each end.
Describes any contiguous amount of human excrement (generally in a coherent cable form) that may be partially submerged but surfaces on opposite sides of the bowl, touching dry porcelain on each end.
coast-to-coast by Zor Prime December 1, 2003
Coast-to-coast
Riding public transportation to the end of the line, getting kicked off, wait for the next bus/train/tram to come, get on then ride to the end of the line again and repeat.
This usually occurs when you are drunk and keep falling asleep and missing your stop. Also comes in handy when you don't have a place to sleep.
This usually occurs when you are drunk and keep falling asleep and missing your stop. Also comes in handy when you don't have a place to sleep.
Craig: Did you hook up with that skeeve last night? You never came home.
Phil: No. We went clubbing then she didn't invite me back to her place. I just went coast-to-coast about 5 times.
Phil: No. We went clubbing then she didn't invite me back to her place. I just went coast-to-coast about 5 times.
Coast-to-coast by Harold Ramis February 7, 2010
Coast to Coast AM
A radio program originally started for discussing the supernatural and uncommon sciences by Artbell. Artbell quit and the program went through limbo with many different hosts until George Nooray started hosting it. Artbell now hosts on weekends.
George- Today we'll be talking with so and so about such and such for the first half of the show. Then we'll have open lines the rest of the night.
Coast to Coast AM by Mitchio December 18, 2004
Coast to Coast AM
An early morning talk radio show that has interviews with people on the topic discussed that night including: paranormal and pseudoscientific subjects such as the occult, remote viewing, hauntings, shadow people, the Undead, psychic reading, metaphysics, conspiracy theories, UFOs, Area 51, crop circles, cryptozoology, Big foot, the Hollow Earth hypothesis, and science fiction literature, among others. September 11, 2001 attacks and current U.S. counter-terrorism strategy have also become frequent themes.
It is hosted by George Noory on weekdays and John B. Wells on Saturdays on certain days it is Ian Punnett and George Knapp.
Listen to it from 1AM-5AM on everyday.
It is hosted by George Noory on weekdays and John B. Wells on Saturdays on certain days it is Ian Punnett and George Knapp.
Listen to it from 1AM-5AM on everyday.
Guy 1: "Did you listen to Coast to Coast AM?"
Guy 2: I did not unfortunately, because I fell asleep too early."
Guy 2: I did not unfortunately, because I fell asleep too early."
Coast to Coast AM by personqwerty123456789 April 23, 2012
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