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Counterflow 

To move opposite perceived trends - of direction or magnitude - in order to gain distinction or advantage. To move against the flow.
As ideology polarizes, some individuals have adopted a counterflow strategy. Moving opposite the herd, not just in thought but, in terms of engagement. Reserved when others are engaged and engaging when others are reserved.

The most desirable selections are to be found not at the front but, rather, at the end of the banquet line. So I move in a counterflow fashion.
Counterflow by doc finch September 4, 2018
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counterflipping 

A combination of the drugs benadryl (DPH or diphenhydramine) and robotussin (DXM or dextromethorphan). Usually used in a 300/300mg mix, the user experiences a lucid dream like state of hallucinations. The DXM takes away the anxiety and general fear caused by DPH adding a whole new layer to the trip.

DPH is said to potentiate DXM by inhibiting enzymes in the liver, thus causing more DXM to make it into the bloodstream. DPH will entirely get rid of the roboitch and can curb nausea caused by DXM.

This combination is bad on the heart and should only be used rarely. Unfortunately 'bad trips' could be caused by this combo if used irresponsibly. One should do it alone in a dark room with their favorite albums playing to trip observing the stunning closed eye visuals.

The term counterflipping was coined based on the fact that DPH and DXM are near polar opposites when comparing hallucinations. The term is also based on the fact that both can be bought over the counter, thus *counter*flipping occurs.
Counterflipping is a great way to get high legally off of shit you can buy at CVS
counterflipping by OTC tripper December 27, 2016

counter-flow 

When a bro is walking and the breeze is going the opposite direction of his flow, thus messing it up.

This creates an unsettling feeling and he must push it back the other way. It's even worse if the broski's hands are full and he cannot fight the counter-flow.

{It is essentially the wind, but only in the wrong direction}
Fuck dude, how's the flow? I experienced counter-flow on the way to class.

I looked like a fuckin' mess when I walked by Julie because of counter-flow.
counter-flow by GoWithTheFlow October 4, 2011

Counterloaf 

1) The random loaf of bread which is supposedly sitting on the kitchen counter according to your parent(s) but is, in fact, not.

2) The opposite of a loaf of bread- made of Anti-bread-matter. Non-existent loaf of bread.

3) Any position a cat may assume that is not in the shape of a loaf of bread or boxcar.
Daughter: "Mother, where's the bread?"
Mother: "There should be a loaf on the counter."
Daughter: "I see no Counterloaf."
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Brother: "Look at the kitten, he's counterloafing. It's like he tried to loaf, but fell over."
Counterloaf by Kinomora December 30, 2011

CounterClock Killas 

A prank gang/fighting gang from Zanesville, Ohio which evovled from around 4 members to 60 in the matter of weeks.
Yo dawg, the CounterClock Killas just pissed on my face.

Counterclockwise

Going the opposite way of the clock handles go , instead of going to the left it spins to the right. Can also mean thinking backwards or thinking about something so much you go back to where you started/first thought of.
Hurricanes in the northern hemisphere spin Counterclockwise
Counterclockwise by aRandomNoob7 November 15, 2020

Counterlaw 

Someone Who does not obey the law and trys to take it down.
"Yo I'm Gonna Be Part of the counterlaw"
"stop Men of The couterlaw"
Counterlaw by Pinkprince January 30, 2009
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Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
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Pee Calculus

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"The girl is pretty but she corrupt and dutty!"

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"Booya! That freestyle was dutty!"
Dutty by J Hall April 3, 2003
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