Results for “pole cat”
A skunk.
Filthy, manky, in a right state.
A drug user — usually a crackhead — calling the line for a fix.
A mentally unstable inmate whose behaviour is wildly unpredictable.
A doctor's polished shrug when a dying patient asks how long they've got.
An obstetrician — or anyone whose job is catching the kid on the way out.
A brief, deceptive price rebound inside a much bigger downtrend.
Try to buy an asset mid-plunge and hope you don't get sliced.
A specific judged competition theme at a ball — Face, Body, Realness, Vogue and more.
Vogue's exaggerated feminine strut — crossing legs, swinging hips, hands thrown in opposition.
The emcee's call announcing the theme contestants must serve before they walk.
Full-body bondage that wraps a person completely immobile.
The mysterious, independent, aloof partner who pairs with the golden retriever type.
To compete in a ballroom category for trophies, prizes and status.
An ice lolly / popsicle.
Mature content — open to view.
To take off / blow up; also to get vexed
To fall sprawling; to knock someone flat.
A squid or octopus
In a tissue-breakdown state.
I'm dead broke (Cuba)
To dunk on a defender viciously
Shooting immediately off a pass
A formation where a non-QB takes the snap.
Catching a kick unhindered after signaling for no return.
A small, quick running back.
A highly defensive, organised Italian tactical system.
A bong add-on that traps ash before the water chamber.
An attachment that collects concentrate drip from a rig.
A short prison sentence.
To get high off a friend's drugs.
An official pass allowing inmate movement without escort.
Getting high on another inmate's drugs.
'Wise up / stop talking nonsense' (the North)
Using a fake online identity to deceive someone romantically.
Pursuing someone eagerly then losing interest once you've won them.
A partner who is mysterious, aloof, and independent.
A mysterious, aloof, independent partner who keeps you guessing.
To develop romantic feelings, often unexpectedly or against one's plan.
Trying to coordinate uncoordinated people.