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the amount of time in doing little tasks throughout a day
In her book Overwhelmed, author Brigid Schulte makes an important distinction between time chunks and time confetti.
When it is time for the boys to get up to some mischievous activities and plundering.
Glen: My boy, are you ready to do some plundering?
Bob: Oh you bet I am!
Glen: It’s hankin time, baby!
Lynch time means to lynch men for no reason nigger
We were about to do lynch time to a black person but he ran away
A bomb that is disguised to look like Canadian to attract passers-by and people going to Victoria. This bomb is very dangerous so if you are in Canada and see someone suspicious then just stay away.
I am going to ask that man for instructions honey. No Jill said Bob I think that guy is actually a Skeravian Time Bomb or worse, a Rumpleton stink bottom.
A phrase used to describe a place or thing to be stuck in a certain year or era usually used to described old antiques or creepy pieces of old furniture.
“look how old that chair is it looks stuck in time”
'Hey, Bob time-ify 'Hello, I am Jeff'.'
'Ok! 'Hello, I am Jeff (9:40pm)''
Tennis Terminology. Infraction for exceeding the time limit of 25 seconds between points. First infraction leads to a warning, second to loss of your first serve and all consecutive to a point penalty.
Time violation, warning mr. Nadal