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hulking

when stevo begins to get mad and starts to transform into hulk form
uh-oh stevo is mad he has started his hulking transformation
by Andy March 15, 2005
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wan

The number which has replaced "one" in the slang used by telephone service operators and telephone dialup service machines.
If you want to review an existing account, press wan or say wan after the tone.
by Andy May 28, 2004
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cervical mulligan

Termination of pregnancy and expulsion of an embryo or of a fetus that is incapable of survival. (informal)
That bitch didn't mean to get knocked up, so she decided to take a cervical mulligan.
by Andy July 4, 2003
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malapropism

This is when someone abuses the wrong worm so you can't understudy what they're crying to play.
Named after someone called Mrs Malaprop in some classical something or other.
by Andy May 7, 2004
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disk read error

Common problem most PS2 owners experience sooner or later where the console stops reading disks of certain types or all CDs used in the unit and displays 'Disk Read Error'.
Usually linked to the laser misaligning itself or a dirty lens.
I just got this thing a month ago how can I be getting disk read errors?

this isn't even scratched why's it giving me this crap?
by Andy April 4, 2005
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Noice

It has came from the word nice, but pronounced nooice
"did u see that tv program, it was Noice!!!"
by Andy August 29, 2004
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Balar

Island on the western coast of Beleriand, near to the coast of Arvernien. It was safe from the forces of Morgoth, who had few ships and could not take on the navies of the Teleri. As a result, it became a haven for elves after the Nirnaeth Arnoediad and especially the fall of Vinyamar and Eglarest, when Cirdan used his ships to transport survivors to the island.

It features in Tolkien's book, The Silmarillion.
It was located in the Bay of Balar. There may be an etymological link between Balar and Beleriand.
by Andy May 10, 2004
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