Undue

Something a Rabbi would not be a party to for it's lack of goyishness

That bacon sandwhich was quite undue

by lisa_urban May 17, 2008

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Undue credit

Really all credit is undue credit, since nobody owes anybody anything, including credit or respect.

The one(s) claiming to make the familiar revolutionary is just another person/group of people that wants undue credit for making changes to something, even unwanted changes.

by The Original Agahnim August 3, 2021

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Undue welcome

An undue welcome is like undue credit or undue respect, it's a welcome nobody owes somebody unwelcome.

The awkward girl welcomed herself uninvited since nobody else had welcomed her, and many had even said no to her being there, even if she didn't take no as a legitimate answer. She was unwelcome to everyone but herself and pretended not to care what anybody thought about it, but hated being alone so much she desperately kept trying to get let in whether anyone else wanted her there or not. She knew deep down that she was expecting an undue welcome from others.

by The Original Agahnim August 6, 2021

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Bows Under

English expression meaning to have more work that you can possibly deal with. It originated with the Royal Navy and referred to those times when a ship was caught in a severe storm or hurricane. This would require the crew member to work continuously, often for extended periods with little rest, to ensure the safety of the ship. During this time the ship would have green seas coming over the bows so that it appeared as if the bows were under water. When telling of the experience once they were back on shore, the sailors would refer to the ship as being 'bows under' and gradually the expression became associated with the excessive workload incurred at the time as well, so that having an excessive workload requiring continuous application to clear became known as being 'bows under'.

The expression came to be used within the Royal Dockyards to denote times when excessive workloads were experienced. One notable occasion being 1982 when, in response to the Argentine invasion of the Falkland Islands, the Royal Dockyards fitted out ships taken up from trade for Naval service in less than six weeks, Commercial shipbuilders said that this would take more than six months for each vessel, but by carrying out the work in less than a quarter of the time quoted by commercial shipbuilders the Royal Dockyards were 'bows under'.

"This is the first weekend off I've had in six weeks! We've been bows under!"

by AKACroatalin March 18, 2015

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The Crab Under the Bridge

Verb: The act of performing a spit roast while a male takes the crab position beneath the female, with head placed between the penetrating male's legs while receiving a tit wank from the females low hanging breasts. This person may or may not lick the balls of the penetrating man.

Guy 1: "Yo CB3 was the Crab Under the Bridge and started tounging my balls."
Guy 2: "I'll have to try that sometime with Loz and Haz."

by Zeek-McBreadsticks November 7, 2014

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