cycle
A period in which anabolic steroid users take specific combos of steroids for a certain time frame. the steroids compliment eachother and allow the effects of the steroids to show more.
joe is huge! i hear he's been on a cycle
cycles
Available time. Used in project management context.
Marketing wants to add a new feature and engineering pushed back claiming they don't have the cycles.
cycling
One of the coolest sports ever developed in world history. Cycling is a great way to enjoy the outdoors, dream great dreams, think great thoughts, meet interesting people, explore diverse regions, see the countryside, or just cruise down the road in a zen like state. Traveling at speeds on average from 10 to over 40 mph, cycling is an efficent, healthy, and green mode of transport. In the 21st century, the sport has become increasingly popular thorough out the globe, with the construction of thousands of miles of cycling paths in North America and Europe such as the East Coast Greenway and the Euro Velo.
Breaking Away is a great coming of age film centered around the sport of cycling.
Cycling
The lower intestinal cramping associated with diarrhea. The pain includes hot and cold flashes, goose bumps, and general irritation. Cycling refers to the way the pain comes on strong and then goes away repeatedly.
Dude, those Buffalo wings were good but I'm cycling big time. The bathroom here is disgusting so lets bounce, I need a decent toilet stat.
Cycled
Completely getting lopsided drunk. The reference is compared to a bicycle on how it spins and goes crazy.
I got completely cycled at this party last night.
cycle
a euphemism for a female's menstrual cycle, used when one is too embarressed to say "period" but not wanting to say "time of the month"
Girl: If I act bitchy to you ignore me because i'm on my cycle.
cycle
In swimming, a cycle is 75 yards consisting of 25 yards of backstroke, breaststroke, and freestyle, in that order respectively. It is essentially a 100 IM without the fly.
Today's swimming warm-up will be four cycles.