25 definitions by himguy
(adj.) 1. Capable of sustaining damage.
2. Any person, place, or thing that can be destroyed or disassembled.
3. Not invincible.
2. Any person, place, or thing that can be destroyed or disassembled.
3. Not invincible.
by himguy November 10, 2006
Look at that lady's hat. That shit is redonkulous.
It's hardcore redonkulous how many times I have to submit my definitions before they are finally fucking approved.
It's hardcore redonkulous how many times I have to submit my definitions before they are finally fucking approved.
by himguy November 8, 2006
by himguy October 29, 2006
The highest of all proofs. An object so strong it cannot be undone or marred by anything (i.e. fire, power tools, teeth, natural disasters), even proof.
No single one of their hair-brain schemes was proofproof.
You cannot proofproof an egg, asshole.
Some think a diamond to be proofproof. They are dead wrong.
You cannot proofproof an egg, asshole.
Some think a diamond to be proofproof. They are dead wrong.
by himguy November 8, 2006
The highest of all proofs. An object so strong it cannot be undone or marred by anything (i.e. fire, power tools, teeth, natural disasters), even proof.
No single one of their hair-brain schemes was proofproof.
You cannot proofproof an egg, asshole.
Some think a diamond to be proofproof. They are wrong.
You cannot proofproof an egg, asshole.
Some think a diamond to be proofproof. They are wrong.
by himguy October 28, 2006
The highest of all proofs. An object so strong it cannot be undone or marred by anything (i.e. fire, power tools, teeth, natural disasters), even proof.
No single one of their hair-brain schemes was proofproof.
You cannot proofproof an egg, asshole.
Some think a diamond to be proofproof. They are wrong.
You cannot proofproof an egg, asshole.
Some think a diamond to be proofproof. They are wrong.
by himguy October 29, 2006
(verb) To contain a ten-gallon batch of pubic hair by placing over it a ten-gallon hat. Often done in self-defense. Also corked, corking.
by himguy November 10, 2006