Refers to the footnote in the Starr report where it was reported that Monica Lewinsky gave President Bill Clinton a rim job. Also called a 220.
by WT April 13, 2006
The error that occurs (at least in Europe) when you connect the expansion bus on a computer directly to the power line. May result in some light phenomenons. US readers may be more familiar with the similar Error 110.
(not applicable)
by Anders Carlsson January 16, 2004
Pronounced as "two-twenty". You and the boys are on a motorcycle cruise, going down Rt 220 through Williamsport, PA. Your girlfriend has had copious amounts of alcohol prior to you getting off work. Against your better judgment you still allow her to get on the back of the bike with you. She then proceeds to try and choke you out going 70 mph down Rt 220. You manage to fight her off while maintaining control of the bike. You and the boys proceed with your ride after taking her home.
Man, that ride last night was wild. She went for the 220 Takedown, so I took her home, and dumped her ass before we continued on.
by RodJammerJR June 5, 2023
by MegaFaggot69420 July 8, 2018
A, second to none. In the US, 220 is thought of as high power, so something being called 220 means high test, quality, etc.
B, a 240 volt mains circuit. Early on in house wiring, 110 and 220 were often used. The US upgraded to a 120/240 standard, though still commonly referred to as 110 and 240 respectively. In Europe many times even recently the standard was 220 with many countries adopting a new 230 standard, so may be colloquially referred to as 220
B, a 240 volt mains circuit. Early on in house wiring, 110 and 220 were often used. The US upgraded to a 120/240 standard, though still commonly referred to as 110 and 240 respectively. In Europe many times even recently the standard was 220 with many countries adopting a new 230 standard, so may be colloquially referred to as 220
by Sir Carlton June 8, 2021