MaXiMuS's definitions
A devil dog is a member of the United States Marine Corps. It originates from a statement attributed to the German High Command, in remarking on the determinedness of the Marines, to the effect of "Wie sind die Teufelhundern ?", which means "Who are these Devil Dogs?"
The Marines have taken the comment as a compliment to their fighting ability, and refer to their comrades as "devil dogs": "hey there, devil dog" is a friendly greeting between Marines.
by Maximus March 13, 2003
Get the devil dogmug. by Maximus December 3, 2004
Get the Wetlippermug. 1. A derivative of Randaze. Signifying profanity replacement.
2. A fusion of Max and Randaze, resulting in a great amount of any human emotion: pleasure, confusion, anger, happiness, joy, distraut, etc, etc...
3. The persona that becomes Max, from MaxMeansMore.com.
4. In the quality of Maxness and Randazeness simultaniously.
see further: Randaze Locksdaze
2. A fusion of Max and Randaze, resulting in a great amount of any human emotion: pleasure, confusion, anger, happiness, joy, distraut, etc, etc...
3. The persona that becomes Max, from MaxMeansMore.com.
4. In the quality of Maxness and Randazeness simultaniously.
see further: Randaze Locksdaze
by MaXiMuS May 14, 2004
Get the MaxDazemug. Its what alot of people say to bands that have a bigger audience then 1 million, if they MAKE MONEY making their music= sell out :/ while in reality every band in HISTORY started out to make MONEY while playing music.. THAT WAS THE POINT OF STARTING OUT U BIG DUMB SHITS
LImp bizkit sold out , becouse they became popular, while in fact they were just doing what anyone can really do and its play their shit for everyone.
by maximus March 5, 2004
Get the sold outmug. by Maximus January 4, 2004
Get the PHOEmug. 1. In the quality of Scotty Randaze.
2. A type of mood or emotion.
3. Good times.
see further: Maxdaze Locksdaze
2. A type of mood or emotion.
3. Good times.
see further: Maxdaze Locksdaze
by MaXiMuS May 14, 2004
Get the Randazemug. 