Define Secs Meaning

A term that is short for the word "second," and when spoken among friends can become the most flexible increment of time known to man. Commonly used by those who wait until the last minute to get ready to leave somewhere.

Word used to define any amount of time it may take you to return to the phone or reach a destination; A word often used to deter another phone call when on the way to a party or other social gathering; another way to say "Hang on".

An abbreviated expression for second to stall for time or ask for a moment of someone's time.

a period of time over 1 second but not exceeding 15 minuets.

Also see: a-bit

(FINANCE) Securities Exchange Commission; agency of the US government responsible for regulating the issuance and trading of stocks.

verb, based upon the Southeastern Conference in the NCAA; 1. to dominate and screw over via past success and present/future speculative success, regardless of perceived fairness or truth; 2. to simply defeat in a large fashion

Southeastern Conference. The most dominating conference in college football.

sec: a term used when you don’t not want to or don’t feel like doing something so you use the phrase “in a sec” to try to show you care but really don’t

Brief moments of indecision.

a football conference with a fan base that has nothing better to do then base the entirity of their existence on caring about a school they most likely did not attend. When SEC football fans arent being completely ignorant about football, they enjoy going to church 7 days a week, going to sleep at 8 o'clock at night, and watching tapes of past billy graham services. SEC fans also like to make fun of Ohio State and claim their superiority in college football, even though the Pac-10 conference has consistently kicked the shit out of SEC over the past several seasons. The SEC is also full of overrated NFL prospects such as Jamarcus Russel who only threw over 300 yards once in a college game and now, Matthew Stafford who has only a 53% completion percentage. Also when listening to an SEC fan speak, try to ignore how horrible their grammer is, as a majority of their sentences are double or even triple negatives. Evidently there are tigers in Louisiana and elephants in Alabama.