wall-candy 

Same as wall candy

Meaningless 'pretty-pretty' art.

That is some expensive and shallow wall-candy

wall-candy by Farnham 15 March 6, 2005

Wall Candy 

Paint chips. Derived from the occurrence of physical and mental problems in children who were ignorant of the dangers of ingesting dried flakes of lead-based house paint, claiming to have eaten "wall candy" is an indication of possible induced pathological stupidity. See Penny Arcade, 1999 Oct 18, "Boob Raider".

Tycho: "You ate a lot of paint as a kid, huh."
Gabe: "You mean wall candy?"
-- Mike Krahulik and Jerry Holkins

Wall Candy by Dr. O July 17, 2003

wall candy 

Lead paint

"You ate lead paint as a child didn't you?"
"What, wall candy?"

wall candy by Cheezu$ June 21, 2003

Wall Candy 

When one's profile on a networking website i.e. Facebook is covered with comments from attractive looking members of the opposite sex. As a rule of thumb, the more Wall Candy the better off the owner of the "Candied" Wall.

"Damn dude looks like Mike has stepped up his game."
"How so?"
"Bro his Facebook...littered with Wall Candy"
"Hell yeah. Bomb"

Wall Candy by MarcLittle February 2, 2009

wall candy 

First heard March 2005. Term of derision used to describe purely decorative work of art, such as you would find for sale in a department store and usually mass produced by a 'sell-out' artist.

same as wall-candy

£300 for that painting of a daisy? It's just wall-candy. Must have taken about 30 minutes to paint.

wall candy by Farnham 15 March 6, 2005

Candy wall 

And insult someone uses if they are insecure about their body to pick on others.

“Look at the candy wall”

Candy wall by MmDonut May 16, 2018