Twiggle-Squish

When one is not able to say "I love you" due to circumstances or is mad at their signifigant other, the word Twiggle-squish is the appropriate interjection.

"Shut up! Twiggle-squish."

When around strangers...: "Twiggle-squish."
Around parents or children: "Twiggle-Squish"

by Lily July 06, 2004

Randy Strohmeyer

well, u look up R2K in the dictiionary and it says, FINE ASS ROBOT who rocks out on stage everynight with finch BIaTcH...thats websters YO

fade to black, BITCH!

is that food? you better put that in MY MOUTH!

by lily August 21, 2003

devil

person, place, or thing that sucks; not good; stupid

A name to call a stupid person

"You devil, you ate all my candy"

"That place is the devil"

by lily January 16, 2005

Hug

A way of making someone feel all warm and fuzzy inside without being weird about it

Person 1: Tony's not having a good day. I think he needs a hug
Person 2: Yes i think he does. Let's go give him one

by Lily November 04, 2003

lili hashemoomoo

lily hashemoomoo is also really hot.

lily hashemoomoo can do me any time she wants.

by lily November 16, 2003

screaming trees

An awesome "stoner rock" band from Seattle that spawned the best band on the history of hell, Queens of the Stone Age....and others...

The screaming trees concert was so good johnny wet himself.

by Lily March 14, 2005

Jersey Devil

The comical creature who looks in people's windows at night, and causes havic with piercing screams. Only the coolest paranormal being ever. He has wings, four legs, glowing red eyes and is said to look like a cross between a kanagroo, dog, bat and dragon. There have been many sightings, but the most recorded in a short time was during the week of January 16-23, 1909. Tracks leading to no where, bloody chickens and hellish screams are said to come from him. Many are scared of him but some accounts are quite humorous; one says that he "did a little jig on the fence and flew off;" another says he sits by the water and waits for sinking ships to laugh at. It's said that he was the 13th child of Mrs. Leeds, who lived in the Pine Barrens forest. It was stormy outside that night and when she went into labor she screamed "let this be a devil!" and the child transformed into a being with wings and a tail and flew out of the chimney. When something goes wrong, like a calf is missing or if there's a bad drought, some blame the little devil. He still haunts the woods to this very day...

The Jersey Devil hopped on the fence, did a little jig and took flight.

by Lily April 03, 2005