Cooblo

sucking on a good ol' ice pole in the icy pole
cool, refreshing pleasure in the arctic

Landon: "I'm going to meet Santa, I hope he gives me a cooblo for chrissy"
Chad: "Bruh lets take a trip to Antarctica and I'll give you one for $200 and a box of krispies"

by coc_lover_6969 May 19, 2022

Cosblock

Someone Who Is At A Convention Where People Dress Up As Characters From Anime, Movies, TV Series, Or Other Fictional Characters And Steals All The Attention From You Trying To Show Off Your Amazing Cosplay Outfit And Looks In Said Outfit Even Though You Look The Part Perfectly!

Everyone Was Watching Tym Dressed As Dante Instead Of Trent Dressed As Virgil

At Ohayocon 2012. Trent Pushed Tym And Said, "You Cosblocker!"

The New Dante Stole All Of The Attention From The Old Dantes At Ohayocon, He Cosblocked The Entire Day. Stealing The Attention From All Other Cosplayers.

by Nero Andreaus Walker June 4, 2014

Coologen

The substance all things cool are made of.

Dave: What's that?
John: I don't know, but I do know it's made of solid coologen.

by Largemanislarge September 9, 2010

Coolbox

When you combine "coldboxing" (shutting the doors and windows with the window a/c on to create a cold box/room) with "hotboxing" (shutting the doors and windows while everyone smokes pot so all the extra smoke is contained and inhaled). Cool times!

Oh man, once summer starts, we gotta coolbox your apartment and watch Mean Girls!

by lesleygee June 28, 2010

Cookblocking

The act of using up ingredients in the fridge so another cannot cook what they intended to

Me: Jim where's the cheese?
Jim: Oh I ate it.
Me: God damn it Jim stop cookblocking me!

by Geekycoconut March 17, 2013

Cooloer

Cooler than cool. the coolest anyone can possibly be.

Wow, Phil is cooloer.

by spaghetti princess June 16, 2018

Cooble

A unit of measurement equivilant to 8.04 inches commonly used in Canada. Named after Arthur D. Cooble, the 4th Education Minister of Canada, the Cooble (Koo-bowl) was the premier unit of measurement from 1904-1978. With the introduction of the Metric System, the use of Coobles is being systematically phased out. However; In rural Canada many signs using Coobles are still in existance aswell as on many vehicles manufactered before 1976.

Man, my car is really slow. It can only go 350 Coobles per second (C/PS)

by Bobsmithers February 1, 2008