An often pointless expression, used to express the need for more time, or simply to irritate a teacher.
by The_dark_08 May 03, 2009
The false phrase used by band directors to run through a set when they actually mean more than once.
One more time, then water break!
by supernemo May 22, 2013
A phrase used by band directors and musical instructors of most kinds. Typically, it is assumed that the phrase means you will only be trying the music "one more time", but generally the phrase becomes repeated, and one more time evolves into three or four.
Our band director shouted "One more time", but we knew that we would in fact do the entire show at least three more times before finally leaving practice.
*collective groan*
*collective groan*
by Kaitlyn {oboe and alto sax} April 05, 2008
by boo-boo-k-f May 18, 2004
the unofficial D1 gran prix (for irwindale,ca)chant to cause 2 competiting drifters to go around the track once agian to determine the winner and get the crowd on their feet.
by ryan February 29, 2004
by Sacred December 10, 2004
a slang originated from greensprings school lekki in which can be used instead of ask again but the diffrense is it can be used for non-question
by ask again March 16, 2020