steam head
steam head by JimUrq May 22, 2006
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Full Head of Steam
In basketball, when a player has high speed and momentum. Usually used to describe large players driving to the goal for a dunk.
Originates from confused basketball announcers mixing up their words when trying to describe a player as moving “full steam ahead” before entering common usage.
Sometimes described as simply a “head of steam”.
Originates from confused basketball announcers mixing up their words when trying to describe a player as moving “full steam ahead” before entering common usage.
Sometimes described as simply a “head of steam”.
Giannis is tearing down the court with a full head of steam!
Not many people are going to be willing to take a charge when LeBron gets a head of steam toward the goal.
Not many people are going to be willing to take a charge when LeBron gets a head of steam toward the goal.
Full Head of Steam by Charles the invisible roommate May 25, 2019
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Full Head Of Steam
Phrase. To be seriously, dangerously and hilariously drunk.
Not location-specific; out with friends, on a date, at work - nowhere is safe from one of the lads getting a full head of steam up and running riot.
Interchangeable with;
- Massive Head Of Steam Up
- Fully Steamed
Superlative;
- World Record Head Of Steam Up
Not location-specific; out with friends, on a date, at work - nowhere is safe from one of the lads getting a full head of steam up and running riot.
Interchangeable with;
- Massive Head Of Steam Up
- Fully Steamed
Superlative;
- World Record Head Of Steam Up
- Hey, did you see Ross last night?
- OMG yeah, he had a full head of steam up - I think he got arrested!
- What for?
- Everything...
- OMG yeah, he had a full head of steam up - I think he got arrested!
- What for?
- Everything...
Full Head Of Steam by J.Manstrong January 2, 2017
Full Head Of Steam
Phrase. To be seriously, dangerously and hilariously drunk.
Not location-specific; out with friends, on a date, at work - nowhere is safe from one of the lads getting a full head of steam up and running riot.
Interchangeable with;
- Massive Head Of Steam Up
- Fully Steamed
Superlative;
- World Record Head Of Steam Up
Not location-specific; out with friends, on a date, at work - nowhere is safe from one of the lads getting a full head of steam up and running riot.
Interchangeable with;
- Massive Head Of Steam Up
- Fully Steamed
Superlative;
- World Record Head Of Steam Up
- Hey, did you see Ross last night?
- OMG yeah, he had a full head of steam up - I think he got arrested!
- What for?
- Everything...
- OMG yeah, he had a full head of steam up - I think he got arrested!
- What for?
- Everything...
Full Head Of Steam by J.Manstrong January 2, 2017
head of steam
When you are thrusting your partner using maximum effort, not dissimilar to the crankshaft of a steam engine & in a similar repetition rate & force of a M2 Browning machine gun...
head of steam by Mr Mystereious May 10, 2018
steam header
steam header by jackassforfun August 5, 2011
steak head
Person of high anger. Usually associated with the use of steroids. Not always but usually a white male. Habits include sniffing drugs and driving fast.
I was enjoying that night until all the steak heads piped up.
I was going to DM her until I seen she was with a steak head.
I was going to DM her until I seen she was with a steak head.
steak head by Ginger martz December 25, 2018
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murderhobo
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