by fueledbyshawnn April 30, 2009
by norco22 June 26, 2018
When your taking a girls panties/knickers down and your not quite sure if she will let you take them all the way off but then she arches her back so to raise her ass up,to give you the all clear
Keith: How did it go with jennifer last night?
Barry: As i went to take her knickers off wasnt sure if she would let me take them right off but then she did the arch
Keith: I miss the arch
Barry: As i went to take her knickers off wasnt sure if she would let me take them right off but then she did the arch
Keith: I miss the arch
by Mackem13 March 21, 2011
Arch, aka Arch Linux is a great Linux distribution for people who want to build their own system from the ground up and are able to RTFM.
It is loved among more advanced linux users for things like its package manager (pacman) and the AUR (Arch User Repository) which contains packages from the community that are not in the main repository.
It is loved among more advanced linux users for things like its package manager (pacman) and the AUR (Arch User Repository) which contains packages from the community that are not in the main repository.
by nummerGDD June 13, 2019
Slang for intercourse, so called because of the extreme curved posture of the back in the throes of passion.
by Oh-Me-Oh-My June 14, 2007
arch, to arch /ahrCH/
verb transitive
to desire to cause harm, foil plans, and generally create aggression against targeted individuals or groups, used esp. with supervillains
verb transitive
to desire to cause harm, foil plans, and generally create aggression against targeted individuals or groups, used esp. with supervillains
by Dr Girlfriend October 26, 2011
Short for archetype.
An adjective used largely by writers when referring to plot and characterization elements that are less about realism and more about thematic and metaphorical resonance. Most references to the term are negative and refer to parts of a story that are cheesy, forced, or inconsistent (e.g. a character goes against their established personality just to include a refusal of the call).
An adjective used largely by writers when referring to plot and characterization elements that are less about realism and more about thematic and metaphorical resonance. Most references to the term are negative and refer to parts of a story that are cheesy, forced, or inconsistent (e.g. a character goes against their established personality just to include a refusal of the call).
Steve Rogers using a garbage can as a shield at the beginning of Captain America: The First Avenger is such an arch bit of blunt foreshadowing.
by Alexander Peregrine August 13, 2012