3 definitions by Typac Shakur
n. A bartender whose most important asset is his/her looks, rather than any skill in preparing drinks, remembering orders, resolving disputes, or dealing with belligerent patrons. May help to increase a bar's revenue from tips, explaining why so many of them manage to keep their jobs. Stereotypically female, but male examples are common. (Compare with the sci-fi term "bridge bunny.")
This term is also used to refer to a certain kind of drinker, but there are many other names for them.
This term is also used to refer to a certain kind of drinker, but there are many other names for them.
My cousin's boyfriend works at the Louie's on Grand Avenue. He's a total bar bunny--he has to remind himself which end of a glass to pour beer into--but he's good at flattering insecure customers who feel like their lives have already peaked. So they leave big tips and all the employees benefit.
by Typac Shakur March 8, 2011
Item of furniture for sitting on. Other objects, such as video games and children, may disappear under chouch if not properly monitored.
It is forbidden to use an article ("a" or "the") when referring to chouch.
It is forbidden to use an article ("a" or "the") when referring to chouch.
Mark: How would you feel if someone hid (your child) under chouch?
Aaron: There is no "a chouch" or "the chouch." Just "chouch."
Aaron: There is no "a chouch" or "the chouch." Just "chouch."
by Typac Shakur November 21, 2007
One of the many ways the word amazing can be misspelled; variations include "addmazing" and "admanzig." Often implies that its user is easily excited, dyslexic, colorblind or a combination thereof.
by Typac Shakur October 16, 2007