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pour piss out of a boot
May have multiple meanings:
1. When describing a stupid person, or
2. When describing a very large rain storm.
1. When describing a stupid person, or
2. When describing a very large rain storm.
1. You're so dumb you couldn't pour piss out of a boot with the instructions written on the heel!
2. Look at those clouds, its about to pour piss out of a boot!
2. Look at those clouds, its about to pour piss out of a boot!
pour piss out of a boot by 7h0rn3 April 5, 2009
Pour a four
means to pour a 4oz of promethazine in a drink to make drank (usually the drink is soda(mainly a 20oz sprite) aka dirty sprite)
I'm pretty sure the phrase comes from Texas namely Houston where a lot of rappers originate and often mention mxing lean in this way. don't do drugs
I'm pretty sure the phrase comes from Texas namely Houston where a lot of rappers originate and often mention mxing lean in this way. don't do drugs
Pour a four in my Taaka
Cherry Vodka
Back in high school cocaine in my locker
If I wasn't wrecking shows, I would play for Knickerbocker
Pull up at the Opera, rocking Dockers
Fifth wheel drop and the trunk knocker
Why they acting like I ain't brought the rice and pasta
Pull up at the club in a helicopter
Cherry Vodka
Back in high school cocaine in my locker
If I wasn't wrecking shows, I would play for Knickerbocker
Pull up at the Opera, rocking Dockers
Fifth wheel drop and the trunk knocker
Why they acting like I ain't brought the rice and pasta
Pull up at the club in a helicopter
Pour a four by MasterJ202 April 26, 2017
Pour a Jordan
To pour for oneself or for a friend of oneself a more than generous glass of whisky. Michael Jordan always pours himself a Jordan as evidenced by the large glass of whisky on the end table during an interview in "The Last Dance."
Question: Hey, want to come over and watch episode 3 of "The Last Dance"?
Answer: You know it. I'll be right over. We can pour a Jordan or two.
Answer: You know it. I'll be right over. We can pour a Jordan or two.
Pour a Jordan by Gympy May 15, 2020
pour one for my homies
the act of pouring liquid (usually an alcoholic beverage) on the ground as a sign of reverence for friends or relatives that have passed away. in most cases, a 40 ounce bottle (see: wordforty/word) of liquor is used.
pour one for my homies by bud newman. February 28, 2003
Pour your schlong into it
When you are not nice to the barista he will prepare your beverage and pass it behind his apron and quickly dip his schlong into it. Because he is wearing an apron you can not see that his schlong was hanging out all the time. He will also give you decaff instead of regular.
Pour your schlong into it by Howard Schultz August 15, 2008
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Pee Calculus
When you have to pee in a movie but don’t want to miss anything, and must do the following mental equation: will the amount I have to pee cause enough discomfort to diminish my attention capacity for the remainder of the movie to an extent which is greater than the amount of the movie I would miss by making a mad dash to the restroom.
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