Definitions by Rodney Basil
Nemeses
Plural form of nemesis, meanig enemies or rivals. Can also be used after "arch-", meaning that someone/something is your worst enemy.
Not to be confused with "nemesi", which is not an actual word.
Not to be confused with "nemesi", which is not an actual word.
Nemeses by Rodney Basil July 8, 2004
'Stache
'Stache by Rodney Basil June 10, 2004
Garfield
1) 20th President of the United States. Was killed early into his term by Charles Giteau, whom Garfield had previously denied a job.
2) Comic book strip written by Jim Davis. The main character of the book is a large cat named Garfield, who is lazy and loves to eat.
2) Comic book strip written by Jim Davis. The main character of the book is a large cat named Garfield, who is lazy and loves to eat.
1) Garfield was one of the seven Presidents born in Ohio.
2) Garfield smacked the spider with a newspaper.
2) Garfield smacked the spider with a newspaper.
Garfield by Rodney Basil June 5, 2004
Old-Timer
Old person. Usually an insult, and often used when talking directly to said old person. Slightly less derogatory than geezer.
Old-Timer by Rodney Basil June 2, 2004
Texaco
One of the best gas stations around. Provide quick service with a pretty low cost. Best selection of candy available.
R: It's too bad that the Texaco near me got turned into a Shell.
B: Yeah, that's too bad. It's also too bad that you judge a gas station by its candy selection.
B: Yeah, that's too bad. It's also too bad that you judge a gas station by its candy selection.
Texaco by Rodney Basil May 31, 2004
Trash-Talk
1) Verbal abuse used during competition to upset the opposition.
2) To verbally abuse the opponent during competition.
2) To verbally abuse the opponent during competition.
1) He hit me with a lot of trash-talk in the basketball game.
2) He trash-talked me throughout the basketball game.
2) He trash-talked me throughout the basketball game.
Trash-Talk by Rodney Basil May 23, 2004
Perfect Game
In baseball, a complete game by a pitcher in which he does not allow any member of the opposing team to reach base.
Perfect Game by Rodney Basil May 23, 2004