dagger_grrl's definitions

switch hitter

a bisexual or sexually flexible guy/gal. originally meant someone who bats with both hands equally well, or someone who plays for both teams.

sarina's a switch hitter, she goes both ways.

by dagger_grrl November 1, 2003

fridged

a woman who does not want sex, is not sexual, or refuses to give sex.

damn! cassy's cute, but fridged as hell.

by dagger_grrl October 11, 2003

hiking partner

a close friend with whom one hikes or generally hangs out with outdoors.

a euphemistic term denoting a same sex (often male) friendship whose level of time and emotional commitment may raise eyebrows among the less open-minded / their jealous wives.

my hiking partner and i are planning on hiking the white mountains this summer.

i hear jeb's taking some flack from his wife over the amount of time spent with his 'hiking buddy'.

by dagger_grrl October 2, 2004

pansexual

one who's affections, romantic platonic or sexual, are potentially geared towards anyone regardless of sex or gender identity.

allie's not bi, she's pansexual. and don't ya fergit it!

by dagger_grrl October 11, 2003

crimminy

a very old irish oath with several spellings, a bastardization of "christ", i think. my grandmother says this a lot.

"crimminy, ralph, the phone is ringing! pick up the phone! no, i don't know where it is. well, where did you leave it? crimminy, why did you leave it out there? no, never mind, it's stopped ringing. dammit, it was probably betty. frank's probably died and we'll have to wait 'till tomorrow to find out about it, now won't we? oh, stop crying, ralph! crimminy!"

by dagger_grrl November 1, 2003

Chow

a big, ugly, mean, orange breed of dog with a blue tounge and wooly fur.

one of these things tried to kill my sister once...

connie's chow sucks. this is the third time it's clamped onto my sack this week.

by dagger_grrl October 12, 2003

romantic friendship

a friendship, often between members of the same sex, which is tender, caring, affectionate and resonant, but which generally does not involve sex or sexual contact.

romantic friendships between women were both common and socially accepted in the Victorian era.

by dagger_grrl October 11, 2003