Definder - what does the word mean?

What is hall pass?

A certain amount of time that is given to the male in a relationship by the female to do whatever he wants with friends of him without consequences (including sex, drinking, etc.).

Male: "Can I have a hall pass this weekend, Babe?"

Female: "Sure, but don't get in too much trouble."

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hall pass - video


Hall pass - what is it?

Where your partner gives you a vacation in the relationship to sleep, flirt or have sex with anyone you can in a specific time period.

Guy 1: She gave me a Hall Pass last night for an entire week.
Guy 2: Hall Pass?
Guy 1: Yeah. I can sleep with anyone I want to for entire week.

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What does "hall pass" mean?

A man is allowed a week off from marriage where he can do what he wants. The permission for a hall pass can only be given by his wife.

"Larry, I've had enough of your bullshit. You can have a hall pass to fix our marriage."

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Hall pass - what does it mean?

An exemption given by your lover/partner to engage in fooling around activities with a famous person, if you ever were to meet them.

Hall passes have to be previously agreed on, otherwise that is just cheating.

Partner 1: I’m going to Justin Timberlake concert tonight, if I meet him - I’ll take the opportunity, if you know what I mean?
Partner 2: oh yeah, I forgot Justin is your hall pass. No worries. I’m off to the Lady Gaga concert anyway - but I won’t try anything because Susan Boyle is my hall pass.

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Hall pass - meaning

A week off from marriage to do whatever you want without consequences.

Guy 1:
I am headed off to Vegas for a week of unbridled debauchery and serious shananigans.

Guy 2:
What? Did you get a Hall Pass from your wife?

Guy 1:
Yes, actually I did.

Guy 2:
Lucky!

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Hall pass - definition

The shield from all hall moniters

"Ha!you dont have a hall pass, tou are defensless, teacher!!!!!"says nerd number 5

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Hall pass - slang

This version of "Hall Pass" does not refer to being a student and school days gone-by. In this version it refers to the permission given to go out with the guys (instead of fulfilling either girlfriend or wife duties / obligations / quality time / etc). The Hall Pass can come in half-day, full-day or even hourly increments. It is something to be prized, cherished and used judiciously for it is not an easy thing to obtain. It can only be obtained by verbal (or written) consent from said girlfriend or wife.

Mike E. Me told the guys he had gotten a hall pass for the opening Friday in March for the NCAA tourney. He was quite happy cause he had been planning this for sometime and his wife finally approved and granted him the pass (a full day one to boot!)

Craig called up the gang and sadly informed them that he would not be joining them at the race-track this coming Saturday. He couldn't get the hall pass, not even for a few hours.

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Hall pass

term used for someone so good looking, your significant other can't keep you from them; a free pass; usually used for celebrities

Angelina Jolie is so hot that if I had the chance to meet her, my wife will give me a hall pass

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Hall pass

noun - a week off of marriage.

Man: "Wait, you're giving me a hall pass?"
Woman: "Yes, a week off of marriage."

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Hall pass

Noun: An imaginary pass or permission slip, granted by one's spouse, BF, or GF to go out socially with friends.

This colloquial phrase did NOT imply any romantic or sexual encounters. It pre-dated the 2010 comedy film ("Hall Pass") by several decades. This definition relates to adults. This phrase is commonly used by people who attended US schools in the 1960's - 80's.

SYN: see "Permission Slip" and "Kitchen Pass"

Ex: Jeff told Dave that he had two tickets for the middleweight boxing match on this coming Saturday. He asked Dave if he wanted to come to the match. Dave replied, "Let me get back to you on that, I'm not sure if Susan will give me a Hall Pass to go out this Saturday night."

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