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Cadillac converter

Same as a catalytic converter only mispernounced by certain minority groups. Not necessarily for a Cadillac brand vehicle nor is it a luxury line converter.
Say maen, I needs a Cadillac converter for my Mitsubichi Galant.
by Mark Shackelford May 5, 2007
mugGet the Cadillac convertermug.

remunch

To chew someone out a second time over the same issue.

An accounting term from the words REMain UNCHanged.
<mother> Did Stephanie remunch or forgive you?
<me> She remunched yet another hole in my rear.
<mother> You need to dump her.
<me> I can't... I love her.
by Mark Shackelford November 20, 2007
mugGet the remunchmug.

FAR Tea

Federal Aviation Regulations that are being read at night as a remedy for insomnia.
When I can't sleep I just have a little bit of FAR tea and I'm out in minutes.
by Mark Shackelford May 7, 2007
mugGet the FAR Teamug.

Taco Bell

The original phone company in Mexico. At one time it was a monopoly but was forced to be split up by desegration legislation.
Gracias por llamar a Taco Bell, como puedo alludar se?
by Mark Shackelford May 5, 2007
mugGet the Taco Bellmug.

The Crack

Short for Jack in the Crack, another name for Jack in the Box, a fast food restaurant chain.
I went down to The Crack and had a feeding frenzy off the dollar menu.
by Mark Shackelford May 7, 2007
mugGet the The Crackmug.

quitar

A six string instrument that has been abondoned because the buyer either lost interest or quit because it was too hard to play.
I wish ol' Joe would sell me his quitar. It's been sitting in the closet for decades.
by Mark Shackelford April 28, 2007
mugGet the quitarmug.

weasel squeezers

I wear baggies over my weasel squeezers for my urban assaults.
by Mark Shackelford August 20, 2007
mugGet the weasel squeezersmug.

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