1. Sex with someone involved in law; IE a Judge.
2. Sexually excitment at law-related language.
3. The feeling after winning a court case.
2. Sexually excitment at law-related language.
3. The feeling after winning a court case.
"That barister was an amazing screw. Lawgasm overload!"
"I charge you with the offence of high treason,"
"Ohoooooo-oh, don't stop!"
"the jury find the defendant.."
"Boohay! Totally lawgasm after winning custody of the kids!"
"I charge you with the offence of high treason,"
"Ohoooooo-oh, don't stop!"
"the jury find the defendant.."
"Boohay! Totally lawgasm after winning custody of the kids!"
by Goffboy's Dictionary on Life January 13, 2006

When something happens, or is said/done to spoil a mood/atmosphere/occasion.
Has no connection with the adverts on this site.
Has no connection with the adverts on this site.
"When Gerald showed up last night, he totally defunked the party."
"Who defunk your high? You seemed okay an hour ago."
"Who defunk your high? You seemed okay an hour ago."
by Goffboy's Dictionary on Life January 10, 2006

See also label
Something placed most commonly on soup cans. Also found on: jars, bottles, tins, crisps, things that are not people.
Something placed most commonly on soup cans. Also found on: jars, bottles, tins, crisps, things that are not people.
goth,gothic,goff,sk8r,skater,greb,greebo,grunger,mosher,rocker,punk,emo kid,metal head,chav,prep,poser,townie,trendie,chavette,cyber,geek,dork,nerd...
by Goffboy's Dictionary on Life July 08, 2005

Derived from emo as a subculture label, and retard used as a derogatory statement not peticularly connected to mental inability. Used most commonly by those who hate emo kids because they use stereotypes against everyone they meet.
An 'emotard' is inflicted with the same (false) connotations as emo because of the media and a respectively small percentage of emo kids who do fit the stereotype, to fit in with their peers.
-over emotive
-cries alot
-cuts themselves to show people
-writes poetry/songs
-is in an emo (hardcore/softcore) band
-wears emo fashion'
Many emo kids have taken the name in good humour and use it between friends with no negative connotations.
An 'emotard' is inflicted with the same (false) connotations as emo because of the media and a respectively small percentage of emo kids who do fit the stereotype, to fit in with their peers.
-over emotive
-cries alot
-cuts themselves to show people
-writes poetry/songs
-is in an emo (hardcore/softcore) band
-wears emo fashion'
Many emo kids have taken the name in good humour and use it between friends with no negative connotations.
"Go away and cry you emotard, and listen to some real music like metal!"
"Hey fellow emotard! How was the maths exam?"
"Hey fellow emotard! How was the maths exam?"
by Goffboy's Dictionary on Life July 24, 2008

To do something which spoils a mood/atmosphere/occasion.
See also defunked
Has no connection with the adverts on this site.
See also defunked
Has no connection with the adverts on this site.
by Goffboy's Dictionary on Life January 11, 2006

Comic character portraying satire of today's youth culture, stereotypes and weaknesses in society.
Originated from a joke held by the creator and fellow school friends to get across the stupidity of bully of the 'goffs' by the chavs.
Originated from a joke held by the creator and fellow school friends to get across the stupidity of bully of the 'goffs' by the chavs.
by Goffboy's Dictionary on Life July 10, 2005

Lead singer of the band evanescence that began in 2000, though only really got big in 2002-3.
Their Ablums to date are:
-Evanescence EP
-Whisper EP
-Origin (2000)
-Fallen (2002)
Their works include:
-bring me to life
-going under
-my immortal
-everybody's fool
-breathe no more
She also did a duet with her ex, the lead singer of seether.
They are usually classed as rock, but sometimes as obscure genres e.g. 'new-age-goth-pop'.
Their Ablums to date are:
-Evanescence EP
-Whisper EP
-Origin (2000)
-Fallen (2002)
Their works include:
-bring me to life
-going under
-my immortal
-everybody's fool
-breathe no more
She also did a duet with her ex, the lead singer of seether.
They are usually classed as rock, but sometimes as obscure genres e.g. 'new-age-goth-pop'.
by Goffboy's Dictionary on Life January 13, 2006
