Yard Pass
Jail term for being allowed yard, or free time outdoors. This term can be used in reference to a wife or girlfriend allowing their male to partake in guys night or any other non-female-inclusive free time.
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Pass at the 1 yard line
This phrase's origin stems from the 2015 Super Bowl and has a dual meaning depending on which side you rooted for. Passing at the one yard line can be synonymous with the word "pointless" (In the case of Seahawks fans) or it can be synonymous with "game changer" (As viewed by Patriots fans). To drive home the point, the user of this phrase would likely attach the synonym to the end to explain what was just said to them.
Your comment was like a pass at the 1 yard line... Pointless, or Bringing the dancers to this party was like a pass at the 1 yard line... a game changer.
Pass at the 1 yard line by plainhavoc February 6, 2015
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Yard Pass • Pass at the 1 yard line • yard • yard ape • yard bird • yard stick • yard dog • yard work • Yard Nazi • yard balls
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Yardpass by Always honest February 16, 2021
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