Student's definitions

Tabor Academy

College prep school in massachusetts. A few hot guys, tons of hot girls. Very challenging academics, kick ass sports, esp ice hockey. The school is right on the water and all the kids are loaded. They kick exeter, andover and anyone elses ass because they know how to party.

boy 1: wow.. that chick is mad hot, and smart too
boy 2: of course she is, she goes to Tabor...
boy 1: i should have guessed, shes so sexy!

by student December 14, 2004

depends adult diapers

1. a phrase used to say it all depends
2. Gay ass saying a teacher may say

it all depends adult diapers

by student October 24, 2003

Natoshed

To be statatorily raped by an older man, usually a security guard at a middle school.

Oh dag, that girl got natoshed at recess by that wierd guy.

by Student July 14, 2003

Paw Power

1: Often shouted phrase of Mr. Blackburn.
2: Phrase used at Hermitage High School, although nobody really know what it means...

Good job on eating luch there, Paw Power!!!!!

by Student March 7, 2003

Geisinger

Verb

The Spanish "ER" verb meaning to teach Biology terribly.

Can be conjugated into all forms of present, past and future tenses with no irregular endings

Example: Present tense, Yo-Geisingo
Tú-Geisinges
Ud./él/ella-Geisinge
Nosotros-Geisingemos
Vosotros-Geisingéis
Uds./ellos/ellas-Geisingen

El profesora geisinge biologia.

by Student March 4, 2005

holla

A word used by the "Hornetz" of Staples High School in Westport, CT as a call, signifying victory or announcing an event. The Hornetz harass opposing teams at basketball games by jeering and conducting other mischief (ex: urinating on their property in the locker room). They can be recognized by their Charlotte Hornets hats.

"Hornetz, holla back!"

by student June 20, 2003

hermitage

1: High School in Henrico County, VA
2: School in Virginia principaled by a one Mr. Glen Blackburn.
3: School where, as long as you have a pass, you can go anywhere and do anything you want as long as you have a pass or percieved knowledge.

Hey, even if you don't do anything in your classes at Hermitage, you can still pass with at least a B and fail your SATs.

by Student March 7, 2003