Peter's definitions

ski poles

synonomous with circle jerk. (pretend that you are cross-country skiing, moving your arms up and down vigorously)

"the yankees suck. how about some ski pole action?"

by peter October 15, 2003

faddy

skinny girl with a fat ass

yo that girl got a faddy

by peter May 5, 2003

Shizz Nit

Very Good, superb

That due's the Shizz Nit!!

by Peter November 19, 2003

silence

All the words in the world compressed into a small compact ball. If broken, the area will sound like nonsense.

It's to quiet and true in here, someone break the silence

by peter October 13, 2004

Norfolk Aggie

A kick ass school in Walpole MA. Also has nicknames like NCAHS and AGGIEIt has agricultural classes {EX. Mechanics, Arborculture and Animal Science} and owns its own mascot, the ram. The dress code is made by its own student which states you must if a male you must wear a carhart jacket, jeans and boots {commonly timberland}. If you are female...same thing. 25-50% of the students are hicks/rednecks. In order to go to this school you must have an industrial washing machine to get out stains from horse shit and mud. All students are imported to the school from towns all over the norfolk county and a few out of county. Including brocckton, holbrook, uxbridge and foxboro. It also has a ginormous lake in the front of it. A building at the school is named "Kemp Hall".

I am going to Norfolk Aggie to major in mechanics.

by Peter March 27, 2005

Camcord

An automotive term meaning a competent but unexciting family sedan. It's the sort of vehicle that'll get you where you're going in a reliable manner but won't win you any style points in the process. The name comes from the Toyota Camry and Honda Accord, the two best examples of this sort of vehicle.

I guess my date wasn't impressed when I picked her up in a Camcord rather than a BMW.

by Peter April 14, 2006

alphanumeric

An expensive car, especially one which serves as a status symbol. A suit covered anus typically will drive an alphanumeric. The term comes from the practice among most auto manufacturers of using alphanumeric designations on expensive car models, as opposed to the model names used for cheaper cars, e.g. Infiniti G35 vs. Nissan Altima, or Lexus ES 350 vs. Toyota Camry.

There's nothing like driving an alphanumeric to show people that you're a big shot.

by Peter January 1, 2007