corrow 

the core rows; of your hair. 神 髪
kami - Rōmaji transcription of かみ

"In shinto, they would say that this is hitting the "corrow" of what is happening."
"Well Zen Buddhism is fairly important in Japanese culture."
A third person "man what the fuck is happening..."

corrow by blading forefather January 28, 2023

oss corrots 

when things just aren't kinky enough already.

originated on batman_lulz, the best Livejournal community evaaaar.

Botmon: GOD DOMMOT OLFROD
YO KNOW THOSE OSS CORROTS MOKE MO VOMOT

oss corrots by da fang October 16, 2008

corrosion of conformity

Raleigh's finest.
Don't give that "They're from New Orleans" shit.

I saw corrosion of conformity open up for Black Sabbath in 97 in Toronoto with Pantera, best show I ever saw.

corrosion of conformity by Borco October 10, 2016

cornrow kenny 

He was born with a vision

Dude cornrow kenny was born with a vision

cornrow kenny by Hiiipower22 June 19, 2017

Moded and Corroded 

Being put to extreme shame. When proven wrong, tricked, insulted, or embarrassed. Often times used with the phrase, "Your booty exploded". Also, it's said with a rhythm, as though it were a song.

Guy 1: Dude, did you just get yelled at by that old lady?
Guy 2: Yeah, she started hitting me with her purse, it hurt.
Guy 1: Hahaha. "Moded and corroded, your booty exploded!"

Moded and Corroded by M1lk_M4n October 4, 2009

Cornrows 

A traditional African style of hair grooming where the hair is braided very close to the scalp. Often favored for their easy maintenance, cornrows can be left in for weeks at a time if maintained through careful washing of the hair and regular oiling of the scalp.

Cornrows are often adorned with beads or cowry shells.

Cornrows by CrosswordPuzzle October 31, 2011

Corroboree

A religious dance for Aboriginals. Usually taken place around a very large camp fire fuelled by various stolen objects and flammable items.

"Bloody hell, the Boongs next door are having another Corroboree. Go and check if the back shed is locked.

Corroboree by Xaypock March 24, 2003