4 definitions by BrokeAccount
1. Your childhood, a time when you were "small".
2. A period of time where nothing much happens, life is pretty dull and you don't do anything noteworthy or of interest to anyone, barely even yourself.
3. An event or situation that is uninteresting and bores you, or is unimpressive. A matter which isn't worth your time.
2. A period of time where nothing much happens, life is pretty dull and you don't do anything noteworthy or of interest to anyone, barely even yourself.
3. An event or situation that is uninteresting and bores you, or is unimpressive. A matter which isn't worth your time.
1. "Me an' Chris have been friends since small times."
2. "It sure has been small times 'round here since all my friends started going to college."
3. "Man am I ever glad to be out of there, that show was small times."
2. "It sure has been small times 'round here since all my friends started going to college."
3. "Man am I ever glad to be out of there, that show was small times."
by BrokeAccount December 16, 2005
To clap (as in the motion made by the hands, not gonorrhea) with the breasts by pushing them together using the upper arms so that they swing into one another.
by BrokeAccount January 27, 2005
1. To pop one. When your little fella pops up to say hello - an erection, usually spontaneous, brought on by a sudden event such as a hot, barely-dressed girl walking by.
2. Similar to the above but used in figurative speech to imply an extreme liking for something.
2. Similar to the above but used in figurative speech to imply an extreme liking for something.
1. We were at the beach last week and Maria took her top off, I was popping one so bad I had to go sit down in the shade.
2. I was totally popping one when I saw The Fucking Champs live.
2. I was totally popping one when I saw The Fucking Champs live.
by BrokeAccount April 12, 2005
Director Darren Aronofsky's trademark. A short sequence of clipped images or actions shown in fast motion, accompanied by sound effects. Used to show the process and sometimes result of a certain action, most commonly (in Aronofsky's case) taking drugs.
by BrokeAccount February 10, 2005