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American professional boxer. He is the son of Floyd Mayweather, Sr., a former welterweight boxing contender.
From July 18, 2005 through June 2, 2008 he was rated by The Ring magazine as the number-one pound for pound boxer in the world. Mayweather has won six world boxing championships in five different weight classes; he is the former WBC welterweight champion, a title he vacated upon his retirement. He was named Ring Magazine Fighter of the Year in 1998 and 2007. He is currently ranked number 2 pound for pound fighter.
Now for the facts:
He ended up being a pussy and declined from fighting Manny Pacquiao. So, he has created "fail expectations" for nearly 80% of the world awaiting this bout.
The term is used for relating to high expectations that diminished immediately.
The blizzard in New Jersey wasn't that bad. It was may-weather.
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When the weather is cold enough for a woman's hard nipples to show through her clothes. A take-off from "nippy" weather.
I should have brought a jacket for this nipply weather! Brrrrr!
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adj. extremly cold weather more often described as "fucking cold", hence necrophiliac weather.
Make sure to bring your jacket tonight. It's necrophiliac weather.
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A superstitious term used by Australian tradesmen to describe supposedly rainy weather predicted by forecast that is highly inaccurate. Favoured by trade bosses.
Tyler: Wasn't it 100% chance of rain at 10am? Not even a cloud in the sky! Now the forecast pushed the rain back to 3pm! I was keen to not do any bricklaying today...
Darren: Fuckin bosses weather mate.
Similar to sweater weather, football weather describes the crisp, cool chill in the air of autumn evenings, corresponding with football season. It's a feeling in the air felt by both fans and players.
They're predicting 45 degrees and clear for Friday night's game! Grab your sweater- it's perfect football weather.
Any pattern of pleasant weather in one geographic location which is the meteorological product of a natural disaster in another geographic location-such as a tornado, hurricane, or drought.
Dude 1: "Man, it feels great out today! It's 20 degrees cooler than usual!"
Dude 2: "That's blood weather my dude. Houston got wrecked by hurricane Harvey, and I'm pretty sure some people had to die for this to happen."
Dude 1: "Well... it's still nice out..."
When a meteorologist gets really excited over a big weather event.
Person 1: "Wow there is a huge storm coming in!"
Person 2: I know, the weather guy is getting a weather wood."