military(primarily army)post in kentucky, near radcliffe. has D.O.D. (department of defense) schools such as Kingsolver, Mudd, Scott, Walker, Fort Knox High School, and Macdonald. Fort Knox is well known for being the armor center, as well as home of the Gold Vault. Fort Knox is the most kick-ass place in the world...except that your friends are always moving (because u never stay 1 place 4 long wen ur in the army). When u live there, u hate it...but u realize how great it was once u move...which pretty much fucking sucks.
by iTs uR cOnCiEnCe!! January 02, 2006
English phrase based on Fort Knox in Baltimore USA. Used mainly in the north. Used when shot down by an attractive woman to regain male pride or when succsesful with a notoriously difficult bird. {safecracker}
Man shes harder to crack than Fort Knox!
You'ld have an easier time breaking in to Fort Knox.
Her pussys like Fort Knox.
Ive just found the keys to Fort Knox.
You'ld have an easier time breaking in to Fort Knox.
Her pussys like Fort Knox.
Ive just found the keys to Fort Knox.
by House March 03, 2005
by ayymayy April 02, 2011
Breaking into Fort Knox and making away with the gold. This is a euphemism describing a Man marrying a Rich Woman for her money. Similar to Golddigger by with the gender roles reversed.
Rich woman: I hope he's not Fort Knoxing me.
by thecheesecakeman September 15, 2010
A person that refuses to have sex.
They are locked down like the actual fort.
No one is breaking in to that gold mine.
They are locked down like the actual fort.
No one is breaking in to that gold mine.
She's fort knox.
by Wonder_Woman30 March 06, 2010
1. Fort-Knoxing Verb. To overbearingly lock locks in the house when only one/none is needed.
2. Fort-Knoxed Adjective. To explain that a house has been Fort-Knoxed
2. Fort-Knoxed Adjective. To explain that a house has been Fort-Knoxed
1. Somebody left to get a pack of cigarettes at the close by convenience store and will be back in less than five minutes
there are five locks on the door you lock all five of them.
This is an act of fort-knoxing.
Use in a sentence: She keeps Fort-Knoxing the house every time I step outside.
2. When you knowingly lock all the locks on a door even though someone is out and will be back shortly. The house would be described as fort-Knoxed
Use in a sentence: I have just Fort-Knoxed the house
there are five locks on the door you lock all five of them.
This is an act of fort-knoxing.
Use in a sentence: She keeps Fort-Knoxing the house every time I step outside.
2. When you knowingly lock all the locks on a door even though someone is out and will be back shortly. The house would be described as fort-Knoxed
Use in a sentence: I have just Fort-Knoxed the house
by antigataprieta December 15, 2010
by Puffin415 July 02, 2013