Paul's definitions
1) The rear end of a human being, typically female, but sometimes male as well. see ass
2) When used in association with "it" can means to shut up, or to stop talking.
3) A typically round, metal container, that may carry a beverage or other fluids or solids.
4) A word that has since become rarely used, meaning toilet.
5) An object in the backyard children's game kick the can
6) International short form for Canada. Used only in upper case letters: CAN
2) When used in association with "it" can means to shut up, or to stop talking.
3) A typically round, metal container, that may carry a beverage or other fluids or solids.
4) A word that has since become rarely used, meaning toilet.
5) An object in the backyard children's game kick the can
6) International short form for Canada. Used only in upper case letters: CAN
1) Look at the can on that hoe!
2) Can it, bitch.
3) Yo G, hook me up with a can of coke
4) I'll be right back. I gotta go to the can.
5) Kenny kicked the can. You're all free to go.
6) While watching an international hockey game, the score might say CAN - 5, SWE - 2
2) Can it, bitch.
3) Yo G, hook me up with a can of coke
4) I'll be right back. I gotta go to the can.
5) Kenny kicked the can. You're all free to go.
6) While watching an international hockey game, the score might say CAN - 5, SWE - 2
by Paul September 25, 2004

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by Paul January 20, 2005

A large raviness female, often looking for snoo snoo. Typically styles hair like a viking male, and yells at offspring because "it" itself is useless.
All Hail the mighty Thorina!
by Paul January 10, 2004

The Broadband Engine is the Cell based CPU that is going to be used in the upcoming Playstation 3 game console.
by Paul December 14, 2003

"Ace" is the term bestowed on a military aviator who has accomplished five or more confirmed aerial "kills."
An Ace need not be a "pilot," although they are by far the predominat type. Gunners and "Wizzos" (Weapons Systems Officers) may aslo earn the Ace credential by defeating their enemies in aerial combat.
The Ace moniker is a dying breed today, with fighter combat becoming less and less likely to occur in modern war. High altitude bombing, electronic countermeasures and long range missiles have had the effect of limiting American Ace production to sigle digit numbers since the Vietnam war.
An Ace need not be a "pilot," although they are by far the predominat type. Gunners and "Wizzos" (Weapons Systems Officers) may aslo earn the Ace credential by defeating their enemies in aerial combat.
The Ace moniker is a dying breed today, with fighter combat becoming less and less likely to occur in modern war. High altitude bombing, electronic countermeasures and long range missiles have had the effect of limiting American Ace production to sigle digit numbers since the Vietnam war.
by Paul May 6, 2005

by Paul August 5, 2003
