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intimacy

Assuming that both parties are into it, intimacy is the one time when peeps like to have their personal space invaded.
by Downstrike May 20, 2005
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Network Solutions

A euphemism for Kneejerk Corruptions, Incorrigible. See scam, conflict of interest, corporation, corporate personhood, and damn well please.
When you call Kneejerk Corruptions, Incorrigible "Network Solutions" you may trick someone into thinking that they're legitimate.
by Downstrike September 20, 2004
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Most ironic UrbanDictionary definition

I didn't even know about the Indonesia quake when I wrote earthquake test. "Most ironic UrbanDictionary definition."
by Downstrike December 28, 2005
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inner tube

An archaic car part that has been made mostly obsolete by tubeless tires. These days an inner tube is much more useful for floating on water, or for sledding on snow. It's a lot more fun that way too.

It's soft, inflated, donut-shaped, usually black, and frequently has patches glued to it where it had leaked.

Smaller versions may still be found in many bicycle tires.
I was shocked when I took that tire off the rim, and found an inner tube inside it.

Watch out for the stem of that inner tube. If you break that part, there's no patching it, and it can leave a nasty scratch on your skin too.
by Downstrike August 16, 2006
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inbox

1. (internet) The email folder where incoming mail arrives.

2. (at the table) The mouth.

3. (in bed) The vagina.
Check your inbox. You have mail.
by Downstrike May 28, 2004
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nobody

Nobody is who people say would do something. This is usually said right after someone does the very deed, frequently to that person's face.
Nobody calls me a nobody!
by Downstrike December 1, 2004
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linchpin

1. Literally; n., a pin or keeper, placed through or around an axle, that prevents a wheel from slipping off of its axle.

2. Slang; n., Any part or person that is so vital to something that if it went missing, the whole thing would fall apart.
1. You have to pull the linchpin to adjust the bearings.

2. Someone has to take the snap, so the quarterback is the football offensive team's linchpin.
by Downstrike December 28, 2005
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