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Cource (noun)

Pronunciation: /kɔ rs/ (rhymes with "force")

Definition: A sudden realization of fear, often hitting all at once and leaving a person momentarily shocked or overwhelmed.

Origin: Coined by SINOTHANDO NOQOLI in 2025.
Examples:

As soon as I saw the car speeding toward me, a wave of cource shot through my body.

He felt a deep cource when he realized he had forgotten his homework at home.

The horror movie was fine until the jump scare hit—then the cource was real.
Cource by ELNESSE March 2, 2025
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Three cource meal 

The act of having sex with all 3 of a womans holes one after another.
Your mom is a naked cook serving three cource meals.
Three cource meal by Tysnatch March 30, 2010

Courtesy Perv

When a friend of the opposite sex (for heterosexuals) wears something slightly revealing or otherwise shows a bit of skin, and it would be rude or confidence destroying not to take a quick glance.
Claire just got changed on the bus, would have been rude not to give her a courtesy perv
Courtesy Perv by wontbudge June 26, 2015

Courtesy Splash 

When you are watching a movie with a bro and a sad part comes up. Your bro begins to cry so you throw your drink in their face so no one can see that he is crying.
Dude, thanks for that courtesy splash when Obi-Wan died. I would have been hella embarrassed.
Courtesy Splash by stuphat December 2, 2011

gofl course 

Yes this is indeed "Gofl Course." The biggest party spot in SE Portland. Online and in text messages it is most commonly abbreviated "gc."
"Dude, gofl course party tonight!"
gofl course by cumsum May 2, 2006

Coursework 

The murderer of all your spare time, honestly.
Meant to be doing it now.
It will kill you. Trust me.
And do it now before you find yourself doing 4 pieces at the same time.
Teacher: Your coursework is to write a five page essay and present it with three diagrams and you need at least two drawings and one piece of data from an internet source. Remember, one page of bibligraphy!

Students: When is it in for miss?

Teacher: Tomorrow.

Students: *die*
Coursework by Maxiie January 3, 2009

Full Course Meal 

This word is commonly used to describe Jack Avery, a member of the popular group called Why Don't We (Buy their ep, something different on iTunes) by describing someone as a full course meal you are calling them hot, tasty enough to eat, cute, etc....
Jack is such a full course meal
Full Course Meal by Ilikejazz August 3, 2017
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