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coorridor 

Da aisle in da store where da beer is stocked.
As part of a "drying out" court-order, some recovering alcoholics are not only forbidden from consuming alcohol of any kind, but they also are not allowed to even walk down da coorridor in a supermarket for fear dat they might be tempted to purchase some of da displayed drinks.
coorridor by QuacksO May 31, 2021
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Corridos 

Mexican music, normally Banda or norteño, that tell a story either in first person, can be real or made up about a person, event, or place
Hey! Did you listen to that new corrido “Rafa caro”?
Yeah fool! I love corridos!
Corridos by L3nnyyyy619habuyaka November 6, 2017

corridor class 

Standing or sitting in the sections between carriages on a busy train, 'cos all the seats are taken.
Usually on an unplanned long-distance trip, where the seats are all booked in advance.
About as far from first class as you can get without going outside the train.
After missing the train we'd booked seats on, we had to travel corridor class until we got to Birmingham.
corridor class by Blue Jack December 9, 2008

Throwing a sausage down a corridor

When a man penetrates a woman, her vagina is so wide that he doesn't touch the sides with his cock.
A girl with a bucket fanny has "sex" with a man with a slim jim. His cock doesn't touch the sides therefore he's throwing a sausage down a corridor.

narco corrido 

Corrido stands for ballad, and narco, of course, involve drugs.
Kind of gangstarap alla mexicana, wich means that in fact it's 'gangstamariachi'.
The songs, based on polkas and waltzes, feature lyrics backed by accordions and brass bands.
Narco corridos, had spread to California, Texas, Nevada, Florida and other places with large Hispanic populations (Colombia, El Salvador, etc).
Rosalino "Chalino" Sanchez is the Tupac of narco corrido.
See CSI Vegas, ep 512.
narco corrido by Stan 357 May 14, 2005

corridos 

invasores de nuevo leon,beto quintanilla,cadetes de linares,corridos pesados

cornidor 

A corridor between two corn fields.
In July in Indiana, you can drive through the country roads and when the fields on both sides have corn then you are driving through a cornidor.
cornidor by MJohnsonD July 15, 2018
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