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1) To give someone the hard eye is to look at them with disapproval/disdain/dislike. You give someone the hard eye when you don't know them- you just know you don't like them. Like when someone won't stop swearing when you've got small children with you. That merits a serving of hard eye.
2) To appraise something critically. One assumes that aspiring models are given the hard eye when they apply to an agency. It's when you look for things to dislike rather than things to like.
1) The mouthy teens on the bus continued to talk at deafening volume and play offensive rap music on their mobile phones, despite being given the hard eye by 90% of the passengers.
2) After giving Vanessa the hard eye as she walked to the loo, Doug decided he wouldn't be taking "her" home after all.
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When you get a boner whilst performing on stage. Unfortunately you can't do much about it and continue performing.
I went to see Equius last week. The actor had such a stage hard when touching that horse. Poor bloke had to face downstage once or twice.
A term used in baseball to describe a sprint from home plate to first base. The distance between each base is 90 feet.
Coach: You guys really blew that drill. Give me 30 pushups and a hard 90 and get back to your positions.
Much like receiving "road head" it is the act of receiving (or giving) a blowjob while you are extremely cold weather conditions.
It happens when the spit, lube or cum get frozen onto the dick and keeps it in the erect position.
Examples of when an icy hard might happen;
1. On a ski chairlift (or gondala).
2. Stuck in a car during a blizzard.
3. Waiting for a fish to bite while icefishing.
Greg "Dude how crazy would it have been if during the Tatanic the movie that while Rose and Jack were in the water, and Rose gives him a sloppy BJ "
Tom "damn if that happened then there's no way he wouldn't have gotten an Icy Hard!!"
An extraordinarily tough individual.
Chuck Norris is totally a hard unit.
Hard Bargain is to sell stuff no less than you asked for, to refuse to give something if they offer you less money for what you are actually willing to get.
Justin: Do you have my cash?
Vance: Alright i,ll pay. You drive a hard bargain.
A variation on the radio term "copy". Indicates an emphatic agreement with or clear understanding of a received message. Most frequently used by members of the military, fire, or police departments.
"Engine 249, 256, respond to 134 Blake Street for a reported structure fire"
"Hard copy dispatch, Engine 249 responding"
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