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Flower Kiss

The woman's version of t-bagging.

Called this because the woman's vagina resembles the petals of a flower.

Mary gave John a flower kiss when he was asleep.

by Puttputt33 August 28, 2009

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Flowers on the Wall

"Flowers on the Wall", also known by some listeners as "Counting Flowers on the Wall", is a country song originally performed by the Statler Brothers. It gained widespread fame when it was used in the movie Pulp Fiction.

There are countless interpretations of the lyrics, though the one I have found to be most fitting has to do with the narrator passing time in a psychiatric ward.

"Counting flowers on the wall, that don't bother me at all. Playing solitaire 'til dawn, with a deck of 51. Smokin' cigarettes and watching Captain Kangaroo...now, don't tell me I've got nothing to do."

Back when this song was written, it was not uncommon for patients kept in psychiatric hospitals to have absolutely nothing or very little to do. They were also allowed to smoke in their rooms and sometimes watch television, both activities that were desired by patients at the time.

"It's good to see you; I must go, I know I look a-fright. Anyway, my eyes are not accustom to this light..."

In the context of the meaning I outlined previously, the narrator is struggling with anxiety and reluctance for leaving the privacy of his hospital room, probably having to do with agoraphobia or some form of psychosis or social anxiety. The speaker is content being bored in his room because he wants nothing to do with the outside world.

This song has been covered by several artists, though the most recent and most popular was performed by Eric Heatherly.

In Pulp Fiction, Bruce Willis listened to this song while riding in his car.

Many people enjoy 'Flowers on the Wall' because they can all relate to the situation of being bored but are fine with it from time to time.

by Dr. Dick Delaware June 29, 2011

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mexican flower

a pretty girl from mexico

mike ran off with that mexican flower

by cybil September 7, 2004

42๐Ÿ‘ 15๐Ÿ‘Ž


Flower metal

Flower metal is a term of ridicule applied to power metal. Since power metal itself can cover a broad range of styles, from Manowar's aggressive and loud war anthems to Power Quest's keyboard-saturated melodies, flower metal can be used to specify metal such as the latter.

Flower metal's label can extend well into progressive metal territory.

The term shares some characteristics with flowery language, such as being characteristically over the top and pompous. Other allusions made by the term include the statistically significant number of modern-day hippies which comprise the music's performers and audience, the often bright and colourful images portrayed by the lyrics and tone (although this is certainly not universal) and the delicacy of the compositions, which often interleave and overlap many different instruments and effects like petals, sometimes even whole orchestras.

The term, from an opposite-to-deflowered perspective, may also refer to the vocalists, who's vocal ranges often go as high as prepubescent boys' and young girls' (as well as being high due to the hippy nature of the material).

Seen from a mathematical perpective, the flower content of a song is proportional the the factorial of the product of the frequency of the vocals f, the song length l, the order of complexity O of the percussion, the standard deviation w of the instruments from those of the average metal band, the exponential of the ridiculousness r of the subject matter and the number of solos s. This relationship is expressed in the song's Kai factor where:

K = (flOwe^rs)!

To obtain the complete floweryness of a song also requires knowing the vocal noise level n, the year in which the lyrics are set y, the number of issues the song attempts to preach p and the total number of instruments used I. This gives an overall flower value:

F(song) = (pIK*cosh(y - present_year))/n

Flower metal can be mixed with water to produce Flower oxide, which can then be baked into Oxybread. Consuming this makes one an oxymoron, requiring a steady dose of antioxidants to become a moron. Morons can be annihilated by their antiparticle the lesson.

IMPORTANT: Flower metal is not to be confused with Fhigher metal!

Alice has her flower metal playing again, I can hear the digeridoos from here.

I am sorry, your song does not contain enough dragons and/or robots to be labelled flower metal.

Look at that hippy with his long hair, his guide to Bash and his flower metal.

by ChrisWarbo September 7, 2008

65๐Ÿ‘ 25๐Ÿ‘Ž


Californian Flower

A person that is very bright and happy. They tend fill the room with joy and make other people happy too.

That girl is such a californian flower you can't help but smile when you see her.

by ilikeLOUDmusic August 31, 2011

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Shower Flower

the colorful poofy sponge thing women buy for bodywash in the shower. replacing the wash cloth

"Honey, will you please grab my shower flower and scrub my back?" then hang it on the shower head to drip dry?

by smeritt May 15, 2012

7๐Ÿ‘ 1๐Ÿ‘Ž


Hearts And Flowers

1. Over-sentimentality, cloying sweetness (as on greetings cards).
2. Lovestruck.
3. A warm feeling of aww.

He thought the chick flick was boring; he especially didn't care for the Hearts And Flowers part.

She is all Hearts And Flowers over the box of scrumptious chocolates.

by SumaDemDer February 12, 2013

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