right of way
right of way by yorrick hunt February 3, 2008
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Doritos right-of-way
N. Occurs when two or more people reach into an open bag of Doritos at the same time. The person who has eaten the least Doritos has the right-of-way.
*two guys reach for Doritos*
Guy 1: Oh sorry dude go ahead.
Guy 2: Nah bro you got the Doritos right-of-way.
Guy 1: Oh sorry dude go ahead.
Guy 2: Nah bro you got the Doritos right-of-way.
Doritos right-of-way by Thesaucyfireball December 7, 2013
Turd Honking for the Right of Way
Turd Honking for the Right of Way by Don December 1, 2003
Massachusetts Right of Way
A common method that Massachusetts drivers use when taking a right or left onto a road where they do not have the right of way. A driver will turn out and cut other people off. Instead of turning onto the main road and speeding up, they will pull out, realize they are cutting you off and then come to a complete stop while turning onto the main road, until the driver(s) they are cutting off stop to wave them on. It's one of the most infuriating and dangerous parts of driving in Massachusetts.
There was a small opening in traffic so I decided to use the Massachusetts right of way to make sure those drivers would let me turn onto the road.
Massachusetts Right of Way by mom33 December 30, 2018
yield right of way
yield right of way by Debskelly1985 April 21, 2023
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Usage:
* Often casual, ironic, or meme-y
* Can imply effortless weight loss, suppressed hunger, or being “powered by pharmaceuticals”
Notes:
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“That summer body? Yeah, glippy assisted.”
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