Slang term for White Castle hamburgers. Sliders are small and the actual hamburger patties have holes in them. The term is derived from the way that they, um, "slide" right through your colon. Eating sliders is a leading cause of starfish drool.
by Don Wong November 01, 2003
White Castle hamburgers.
Slimy burgers that slide down your throat, through your digestive channel and out your wordbunghole. Also known to created wordfloaters.
Slimy burgers that slide down your throat, through your digestive channel and out your wordbunghole. Also known to created wordfloaters.
by StiffNick November 01, 2003
by Makingprogress November 11, 2019
The latest name for flip-flops, or thongs (Australia) that have just an arch over your foot and no toe divider. Popularised by Nike.
by DopeyOldMan July 21, 2019
A FOX television show premiering in 1995 detailing the dimensional travels, or "Sliding" of Quinn Mallory, Wade Wells, Professor Maximilian Arturo, and Rembrandt 'Crying Man' Brown.
Rembrandt: Being Sliders, what are we going to slide into next Q-ball?
Quinn: How about my ass?
Arturo: Splendid, I second the notion Mr. Mallory!
Quinn: How about my ass?
Arturo: Splendid, I second the notion Mr. Mallory!
by Quinn Mallory January 09, 2006
by Zach G. January 17, 2004
A bowel movement that slides right out and is caused by eating greasy food. Originally, a derogatory term attributed to White Castle hamburgers. Now, the term is unwittingly embraced as mini-hamburgers on menus at White Castle, Chili's, Applebee's, TGI Friday's, Red Robin, etc.
Joe: Can you believe the corporate douch bags put sliders on the menu?
Jim: What is even funnier is that people are ordering an item off the menu that is literally named diarrhea burger.
Jim: What is even funnier is that people are ordering an item off the menu that is literally named diarrhea burger.
by ScottBarnwell November 28, 2010