Definitions by Cabji
steamy cable
steamy cable by Cabji September 28, 2003
hott
(adjective)
new; recent; fresh. (The Budget Macquarie Dictionary, 1999 Reprint)
Describes anything that is in demand and is popular. You say the word from the back of your throat while breathing out through your nose.
new; recent; fresh. (The Budget Macquarie Dictionary, 1999 Reprint)
Describes anything that is in demand and is popular. You say the word from the back of your throat while breathing out through your nose.
donkey
(noun)
1. A business venture which one spends vast amounts of money on, and recieves no returns from it.
2. An object or item which one spends a lot of money on, especially if the item or object does not serve its purpose correctly.
1. A business venture which one spends vast amounts of money on, and recieves no returns from it.
2. An object or item which one spends a lot of money on, especially if the item or object does not serve its purpose correctly.
1. "Ron poured 40 grand into a donkey of his and now he's crying poor."
2.
"I bought this 16 inch thermo-fan for my Datsun but it doesn't fit. I think it's a donkey."
"What did it cost you?"
"Not willing to tell."
2.
"I bought this 16 inch thermo-fan for my Datsun but it doesn't fit. I think it's a donkey."
"What did it cost you?"
"Not willing to tell."
colonel's burger
(adjective)
To be extremely excited/interested at/in something. So much so that one's face cannot hide a happy, joyous or excited expression.
To be extremely excited/interested at/in something. So much so that one's face cannot hide a happy, joyous or excited expression.
Person A: "What's that you've got?"
Person B: "A new DVD player."
Person A: "Hey?! Let me see it!"
Person B: "Ahah! He's all colonel's burger at it hey?!"
Person B: "A new DVD player."
Person A: "Hey?! Let me see it!"
Person B: "Ahah! He's all colonel's burger at it hey?!"
colonel's burger by Cabji September 27, 2003
gay/bi/trans
gay/bi/trans by Cabji September 27, 2003
nup
nup - (1) interjection (2)adjective:
1. Negative, no, to convey disagreeance.
2. Gives the subject a bad characteristic, feeling or appearance.
1. Negative, no, to convey disagreeance.
2. Gives the subject a bad characteristic, feeling or appearance.
In the case of (2) this is a contextual word, ie: the use of the words around it define the exact meaning of nup.
Examples:
"You're nup" - The person you are saying this to is in some way undesirable, or is saying/performing/has performed something undesirable.
"Nup. This is nup." - Use of both word types is achieved here. The first occurance (1) showing disagreeance to something, followed by (2) to show that "this" is "nup" or undesirable.
Examples:
"You're nup" - The person you are saying this to is in some way undesirable, or is saying/performing/has performed something undesirable.
"Nup. This is nup." - Use of both word types is achieved here. The first occurance (1) showing disagreeance to something, followed by (2) to show that "this" is "nup" or undesirable.