An unusually small structure.
The term was delivered by Ben Stiller in the 2001 cult comedy Zoolander.
The term was delivered by Ben Stiller in the 2001 cult comedy Zoolander.
Derek Zoolander: What is this? A center for ants? How are we expected to teach the kids to read good... if they can't even fit inside the building?
by RoRo! May 20, 2006
Ignore the first definition. Manhattan Center for Science and Mathematics is a constantly-improving school (which was horrible 30 years ago) with a good learning environment. The school may be half-full of assholes, but the rest of the students are in fact nice people who care for each other and others' well being. Don't judge a book by its cover. In this case, the school. Did I mention it's across from East River Plaza?
Boy 1: Hey, look over there.
(looks over at a group doing dumb stuff)
Girl 1: Quick, let's get to the bus. I don't want to be seen around them.
Boy 1: Agreed. They're a disgrace to Manhattan Center, they should be transferred out.
Girl 1: Good point.
(looks over at a group doing dumb stuff)
Girl 1: Quick, let's get to the bus. I don't want to be seen around them.
Boy 1: Agreed. They're a disgrace to Manhattan Center, they should be transferred out.
Girl 1: Good point.
by MattXD162 March 8, 2011
1. A “I” person. A dickhead who only thinks of ones ideas
2. Thinks they are always right
3. Believes no one but themselves
4. Ariel
2. Thinks they are always right
3. Believes no one but themselves
4. Ariel
by In2me2 July 9, 2019
by By:little slappy April 21, 2017
The dude that sits between two people and holds all their shit. This man literally can not live because he can't use his hands, because he's holding his friends shit. Sort of like third wheel, but you hold everyones shit.
by SuperHeadHoncho June 22, 2014
A shopping center in the city of Abu Dhabi that sells fake copies of branded merchandise such as Video games (ex :2 dollar Black ops), shirts (ex:4 dollar Burberry shirt) and shoes (ex:7 dollar Lacost shoes). this word is mainly used to pull some one's leg for buying a very expensive piece of merchandise.
by Omar Reda October 8, 2011
Intelligence centers run by states across the country have access to personal information about millions of Americans, including unlisted cellphone numbers, insurance claims, driver's license photographs and credit reports, according to a document obtained by The Washington Post.
One center also has access to top-secret data systems at the CIA, the document shows, though it's not clear what information those systems contain.
One center also has access to top-secret data systems at the CIA, the document shows, though it's not clear what information those systems contain.
by Bob Letarte April 2, 2008