The Torch

A game used to single out the worst player on the team. Often times making the worst player feel like shit, forcing him to quit playing that game so the other players have a better chance of winning.

Arif Zaidi has THE TORCH!

by Jazib February 27, 2011

The Torch

The Torch is a figurative torch in which is passed to other people.
This is most prevalent when dealing with an "Unwanted Guest", such as a clingy friend.
This friend being a somewhat creepy and or gross individual who just wont go away.

ex:) Taylor passed the torch (Adam) onto Dayne, whom passed it to Tony for a short period.

Alec felt sympathy for the poor child and In the process Adam's unwanted company was then passed onto Devin.

by Sp00ds March 1, 2017

passing the torch

Lighting ones pubic hairs aflame and then proceeding to engage in sexual intercourse, thereby setting your partners pubic follicles alight.

"I totally singed her hairs off after passing the torch and fucking her brains out"

by OlympianGangsta October 25, 2009

threw the torch down

1. an attempted variation of the phrase pwn'd
2. something someone says to try and sound smart

1. "Damn, she threw the torch down."

2. Person 1: "I can't believe he just said that."
Person 2: "He threw the torch down!"
Person 1: "What is that? That's not even a real phrase."

by threwthetorchdown1 December 19, 2011

Passing The Torch

A sexual game where someone releases but holds it with their foreskin, then docks another dude and lets them hold it in while adding their own. The loser is the one who spills it all.

Me and Jeffery were playing Passing the Torch for the last slice of pizza, jackass didn't want me to have it so he lost on purpose all over the pizza.

by Seth Typofather July 30, 2019

passed the torch

stayed up all night. more accurately, if you have a friend that woke up when you went to bed.

You GOT UP at 6 am?? Damn--that's when I went to sleep. I guess we passed the torch.

by Jtothemac December 7, 2009

put to the torch

To burn down a structure or set of structures, up to the size of a city, usually in the context of plunder, loot, and war.

When the Crusaders captured Muslim land, they looted them, and mosques were put to the torch.

When Muslims captured Catholic land, they looted them and churches were put to the torch.

by KFbY May 14, 2011