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A person's hairline when it starts to recede and he (or she) loses two clumps of hair on the top of his (or her) head and at the sides, been left with a piece of hair in the middle of the head which (usually when brushed or slicked back) resembles a triangle.
ie: Phil Collins from the late 80's onwards.
Do you remember that guy from the film, you know, he had a three degree's triangle?
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Amy and I are second degree friends. I am friends with Tom who is friends with Amy.
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A certain way of presenting yourself, mostly shown in a person’s walk. In this particular swagger-type, a person has a 30 degree lean to the right, while still keeping his head and legs aligned. A swagger to the left, or with less than 30 degrees is considered a ‘’false swagger’’.
My 30 degree swagger is Tight!
His 30 degree swagger outswaggers that guy by 5 degrees!
This fool be swaggering his 30 degree swagger to the wrong side!
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the only band in the world that is a band with no music. they have everything that regular bands have, including secret concerts and are the best hardcore/techno band in the world.
Man 1: Yo, check that temp.
Man 2: It's 33 degrees holla.
Man 1: Holy shit nucka! they is the shit.
Man 2: word yo, too bad we're not black.
Man 1: True dat.
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When you start rattling off reasons on why you remember some celebrity/person while trying to remember their name but never iterate theirs or anyone else’s name.
"Do you remember that one person who married that chick who played the wife in that one TV show about the people whose father was arrested for something and they owned a housing company. I think that one kid who looks like the kid from that Facebook movie but isn't him is in that TV show also."
"Bro you just had six degrees of retardation come spewing out of your mouth"
1. When a person has to say or do something to prove that their PhD (or other big degree) actually means something.
2. When a person attempts to overcome their insecurities of their inferior degree by using words no one else knows.
guy: The Professor is speaking Greek again, that guy must have big degree syndrome.
Big degree syndrome is often observed in college professor atempting to impress new students.
Having the intent to kill someone. Planning out a plot to kill. Assassination.
The assassin committed 1st degree murder by killed the man the assassin wanted to kill.