noun

• the afternoon. Used in Australia and New Zealand.

  by Anonymous, Oct 01 2001.

expression

• at some time before the present. May refer to years, decades, generations, etc.

  Man, people used to do that back in the day.

  Back in the day, you'd never get away with that.

  by Amber C., Pungoteague, VA, USA, Jan 16 2003.

verb

• to examine schedules to determine a time when two or more people would be available to meet for some purpose.

  We need to calendar about that.

  by Scott Sjolin, Kansas City, MO, USA, Mar 06 1998.

adjective

• by extension of cherry meaning hymen / virginal, it also means unused or in mint condition.

  He's got a '68 Vette that's cherry

  by Hank H., Chicago, IL, USA, Jul 03 1998.

noun

• hymen.

  I popped my girl's cherry last night.

  by Hank H., Chicago, IL, USA, Jul 03 1998.

• virginity, applied to either gender.

  I'm 18 and still have my cherry.

  by Hank H., Chicago, IL, USA, Jul 03 1998.

• A virgin.

  Wow, that cherry is really cute. Too bad she doesn't put out.

  by Courtney E., Knoxville, TN, USA, Mar 25 2005.

• the embers at the end of a cigarette or joint.

  by Wyn C., Jan 09 2007.

noun

• a metaphorical place suggesting a difficult situation or period of time.

  That money you sent me really came through in the clutch.

  by Brooklyn, New York, NY, USA, Dec 11 2002.

noun

• a long time. Generally used either as an exaggeration (that is, "days" is used to express minutes or hours) or as an understatement (used to express months or years). See also minute.

  Exaggeration: We got lost and drove for days.

  Understatement: I haven't heard this song in days.

  by Fitz, CA, USA, Nov 09 1997.

• The U.S. soap opera Days of Our Lives.

  Did you see Days yesterday?

  by Laura, USA, Jan 04 2000.

verb

• to engage in an unproductive activity; waste time. Commonly used in the US Navy.

  When you guys are done dicking the dog, I could use a hand over here.

  by James, San Diego, CA, USA, Dec 08 2002.

noun

• the potential of facilitating one's meeting of other people.

  The steps outside the mall have great face time.

  by Anonymous, Ithaca, NY, USA, Nov 05 1997.

• a period of time during which one is talking with someone face-to-face (as opposed to over the phone, via e-mail, etc.)

  I had to go home to get some face time with the wife.

  by Anonymous, Ithaca, NY, USA, Nov 05 1997.

verb

• to have a pending criminal charge.

  Three border agents are facing time.

  by E W., El Granada, California, USA, Feb 04 2005.

verb

• to waste time in order to avoid confrontation or a potentially uncomfortable situation.

  Dude, don't fess. Just ask her out already!

  by Jon Wiley, Sammamish, WA, USA, Dec 01 2002.

• to confess. See also fess up.

  by Charisse E., Martinsville, VA, USA, May 07 2007.

adjective

• on schedule, under control, etc. The term is military in origin and, in that context, is used to convey that a series of required duties (such as a pre-flight inspection or other checklist) has been completed.

  Are we good to go with the plane tickets?

  The plane is good to go.

  The mission is good to go.

  We are good to go.

  by Michael Venables, USA, Oct 01 2001.

• ready.

  We're good to go.

  by Michael Venables, USA, Oct 01 2001.

interjection

• When used alone, "good to go" is a phrase indicating approval.

  Speaker: I'll meet you at noon tomorrow?
  
  Response: Good to go.

  by Michael Venables, USA, Oct 01 2001.

noun

• a long time. Origin: hip-hop slang.

  We've been waiting for a grip.

  It's been a grip since I saw you last.

  by Keenan Kimani, Auburn, WA, USA, Mar 26 1998.

• a large quantity or amount.

  He has a grip of cash.

  I have a grip of phone calls to make today.

  by Ed C., Compton, CA, USA, Sep 10 1998.

• money.

  I'm out of grip.

  by Patrick M., Tulsa, OK, USA, Nov 07 1999.

verb

• to steal.

  I gripped that necklace for my girl.

  by Jeanne, Ft Myers, FL, USA, Jan 05 2000.

noun

• very late. Typically later than one expected it to be.

  Dude, we better get going. It's a hundred o'clock.

  by Kris H., Birmingham, AL, USA, Apr 30 1999.

adjective

• outdated, antiquated, old. Note: usually refers to a style or fad.

  That shirt is so last-year.

  by Anonymous, Oct 01 2001.

verb

• to sit around waiting for something to happen. Origin: from the cooking term "marinate", which is to soak something (often meat) for some period of time (usually several hours) in a sauce before cooking.

  Last night we marinated at Justin's house until we found a party.

  by Carmen, San Luis Obispo, CA, USA, Jan 25 1998.

noun

• a long period of time. Used as a humorous understatement. See also days.

  by Genae, MD, USA, Mar 06 2000.

noun

• a graffiti mural. (Also any single artistic expression, e.g. a composition.)

  I just did a piece.

  by Rum, SAC, USA, Aug 24 1998.

• one's current location.

  They're playing Michael Bolton... I gotta get out of this piece!

  by B.A.P., Raleigh, NC, USA, Nov 09 1999.

• shortened form of piece of shit.

  That car was a piece.

  by E, Laguna Niguel, CA, USA, Oct 29 2001.

• an undefined amount of time.

  We'll see you in a piece.

  by Huck Dean, Flagstaff, AZ, USA, Dec 26 2002.

• person who one is dating.

  by RoGeR, Feb 02 2003.

• a marijuana smoking device, e.g. a bowl.

  Do you have your piece on you?

  by andrea, Seattle, WA, USA, Feb 12 2003.

• a firearm.

  You carrying your piece?

  by Anonymous, Jul 19 2007.

• penis.

  by Anonymous, Jul 19 2007.

• "piece of ass"

  by WalterGR, Sacramento, CA, USA, Aug 31 2009.

verb

• See also want a piece of (one).

  by Anonymous, Jul 19 2007.

verb

• to waste time; DAWDLE.

  Stop piss-farting around and let's go!

  by Anonymous, Australia, Dec 15 2002.

verb

• to waste one's time.

  Let's get outta here. We're just pissing for shits and giggles.

  by Lee Moreau, Baton Rouge, LA, USA, Jan 13 1998.

adjective

• styling.

  by JB Chambers, New York, NY, USA, Sep 14 1997.

• retro.

  Those clothes are sassy!

  by JB Chambers, New York, NY, USA, Sep 14 1997.

adjective

• as soon as possible. A contraction of "outie" and "stat."

  We've got to leave to the party stouty.

  by Emily, FL, USA, Dec 09 2002.