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A quantity suggestive of fewer than five, or a short handful.
Derived from the concept of a lumber-mill worker’s (sawyer’s) hand often missing a finger and so less able to hold as much as a whole hand.
Derived from the concept of a lumber-mill worker’s (sawyer’s) hand often missing a finger and so less able to hold as much as a whole hand.
by Bilham May 14, 2010
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Get the soonest mug.A sign-language gesture with the hand , meaning "I'm goin to pee & get a drink."
The gesture is a double dip j sign, pinkie finger, twice.
The gesture is a double dip j sign, pinkie finger, twice.
Across the loud, sweaty, undulating, pheromone flooded dancefloor, I spotted Scotty, and I gave him the Jingo Jango, and he nodded okay. So I hit the head.
by Bilham January 15, 2011
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by Bilham December 9, 2010
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"Hey Fupid Stuck, grow a brain".
"Hey Fupid Stuck, grow a brain".
by Bilham January 26, 2013
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Charge forward against the enemy line, and at the first opportunity, drop and hide from the Russian snipers tasked with shooting deserters. Wait to be POWed and probably fed.
Charge forward against the enemy line, and at the first opportunity, drop and hide from the Russian snipers tasked with shooting deserters. Wait to be POWed and probably fed.
These young men had little training, and no appetite for war;
Commanders behind the trenches sent them into the maw of fire, from ahead and behind, a Russian Charge.
Commanders behind the trenches sent them into the maw of fire, from ahead and behind, a Russian Charge.
by Bilham March 13, 2022
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I saw a guy on a date, and all I heard from him was about how the World Trade Center was brought down by explosives. I couldn't tell if the girl was impressed. I almost went over to him to bitch-slap him. I wish I did. He was just one of those conspirabators.
by Bilham January 19, 2014
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