Slang term for White Castle hamburgers. Sliders are small and the actual hamburger patties have holes in them. The term is derived from the way that they, um, "slide" right through your colon. Eating sliders is a leading cause of starfish drool.
A FOX television show premiering in 1995 detailing the dimensional travels, or "Sliding" of Quinn Mallory, Wade Wells, Professor MaximilianArturo, and Rembrandt 'Crying Man' Brown.
Rembrandt: Being Sliders, what are we going to slide into next Q-ball?
Quinn: How about my ass?
Arturo: Splendid, I second the notion Mr. Mallory!
By Hildy
Sliders
Small greasy hamburgers (round or square) topped with fried onions (sliced stringy or chopped minced) and thin sour dill pickles. Mustard, ketchup, and cheese is optional. They are most commonly sold at small white ceramic tiled diners, often with a castle design, an Art Deco design, or 50's malt shop design. The most famous and most commercially successful sliders were made by White Castle Hamburgers. Their sliders are square in shape. With 5 holes took out the very thin patty. They are not as good as sliders from the Independant places, but they are cheaper. Bray's, Greene's, Tel Way, Hunter, Bates, White Way, Top Hat, And Comet are a few of the Independant slider restaurants that exist or has existed.
White Castles is cool, but I want some real sliders. Hawaiian bun double sliders with cheese, pickles and fried onions hanging out.
A bowel movement that slides right out and is caused by eating greasy food. Originally, a derogatory term attributed to White Castle hamburgers. Now, the term is unwittingly embraced as mini-hamburgers on menus at White Castle, Chili's, Applebee's, TGI Friday's, Red Robin, etc.
