can

1. n. the head.

□ What do you have in your can, anyway? Lard?

□ Jerry landed one on Frank’s can. Frank crumpled.

2. n. toilet.

□ Restroom? Hell, I ain’t tired! Where’s the can?

3. n. the buttocks. (Usually objectionable. See also bucket.)

□ The guy slipped on the ice and fell on his can.

□ Look at the can on that guy!

4. n. jail. (Usually with the.)

□ I had to spend the night in the can, but it wasn’t too bad.

□ You’ve seen one can, you’ve seen ’em all.

5. tv. to dismiss someone from employment.

□ The jerk canned everybody who played a part in the gag.

□ I’ll can anybody who tries a stunt like that again.

6. n. a car.

□ That’s a good-looking can he’s driving.

□ Please don’t park your old can in front of my house.

7. Go to cans.

8. n. a breast. (Usually objectionable. Usually plural.)

□ Man, look at the cans on that dame!

□ Those cans can’t be real!

9. n. a measurement of marijuana. (Drugs.)

□ How much do you want for a can?

□ A can is too much except for a party.