What is Firm But Not Overpowering?


1.

A phrase used when giving a formal handshake in the place of a high five to show more respect.

Joe: Thank you for buying me lunch

Ted: No problem

(handshake)

Ted and Joe: At the same time "firm but not overpowering"

See secret handshake, high five, bro hug, handshake, greeting


86

Random Words:

1. A different way (I guess) of expressing: "know what i'm saying" Looked about like tha Coke machine wuz blowin' er s..
1. meaning christian the x comes from latin and is the latin letter for christ, i.e. x-tian means christ-tian or christian also xmas mean..
1. when you get hit in the ballsack so hard that it turns blue often happens while attempting scateboard tricks holy shit that guy just b..