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Catch a Cold

English slang for getting in trouble or getting yourself in a bind. Usually used as a threat dealing with your money or your life.

You'll want to have paid me by the end of the day, cause you wouldn't want to catch a cold, now would you my son?

by The Nefarious Mr. Robinson February 5, 2009

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ice cold

what's cooler than being cool

andre 3000: hey fellas
fellas: yeah?
andre 3000: what's cooler than being cool?
fellas: ice cold!

by aesop rock October 26, 2003

471๐Ÿ‘ 165๐Ÿ‘Ž


Cold Turkey

A way to quit smoking. Just by simply not smoking and not using any products to help you with the process. Usually is extremely painful and freaking annoying as hell.

Dude, my bro quit smoking Cold Turkey style, that took a damn long time.

by kiss.de.mort March 16, 2005

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Rodeo cold

Rodeo cold is the temperate of a beer if you put it in the ice chest at the beginning of the day, allowing the ice to melt all day while the rodeo is ongoing, and then enjoy the beverage at the conclusion of the rodeo, after all the ice has long turned into water. It is approximately 3 to 5 degrees degrees above the ambient air temperature.

This beer isn't cold, but at least it's "rodeo cold".

by Farmer B July 6, 2013

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Cold Tooth

When you bite into a popsicle or any other cold substance, and you have the pleasure of feeling intense cold pain on your tooth.

"That ice cream gave me cold tooth!"

by Rock3ebChick March 6, 2009

10๐Ÿ‘ 1๐Ÿ‘Ž


Cold Corndog

When somebody is a piece of shit but your parents are around.

Quit being a cold corndog you dummy.

by thebitchlessexpress November 9, 2020

10๐Ÿ‘ 1๐Ÿ‘Ž


Cold War

1. Period of mostly low-key or cultural brinkmanship between the United States and (most typically) the now-defunct Soviet Union, which formally ended in 1991 and had been going on since 1946 or 1917, depending on who you ask. Occasionally got hot or at least fairly warm in places like Vietnam, Berlin or Korea. Supposedly the fight between democracy and Communism, but nobody hears about such brinkmanship with China these days.

2. Any protracted, sullen standoff between people.

3. The ongoing medical attack on the vast family of rhinoviruses responsible for a condition known medically as acute nasopharyngitis.

They were Cold War kids, growing up in the 1970s.

There's a bit of a cold war between Jim and his parents these days.

They're still fighting the cold war, but for the moment we'll have to deal with blocked noses on a personal basis.

by Fearman November 17, 2007

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