stef's definitions
by Stef March 17, 2004

When you are totally stoned beyond your mind. Originated from the cotton mouth you get from smoking weed.
After a huge hit she slowly fell over and felt her mouth drying up, she looked over to her friend holding the only cup of water in sight. As she gained the strength to move towards the glass of water her friend lifted it to her mouth and the last drop glided down the glass into her mouth. They both looked at each other at the same time and realized that they were totally in the desert.
by stef April 6, 2005

a rotten hotdog that has been under the ocean for over 3 months
--made up after a bad typo with danny form the chemistry
--made up after a bad typo with danny form the chemistry
by stef August 27, 2004

by stef September 26, 2004

by Stef July 26, 2007

man + boobie = moobie
boobs, but instead of on a female, on a male. like a car crash - you don't want to look, but you have to. often emphasized by shirts that are too tight.
boobs, but instead of on a female, on a male. like a car crash - you don't want to look, but you have to. often emphasized by shirts that are too tight.
by stef July 9, 2004

A game invented by the British Army in which is a lot like soccer. The differences are:
1. The goal is a post or a spot on the ground where the ball must be placed (not thrown), rather than an open goal
2. There are no rules. Anything goes except for the use of weapons and punching to the face or groin.
3. The winner is the team that accumulates the most points before the end of the game.
There are some variations such as 'last man standing murderball' and 'one point per hospitalisation'
1. The goal is a post or a spot on the ground where the ball must be placed (not thrown), rather than an open goal
2. There are no rules. Anything goes except for the use of weapons and punching to the face or groin.
3. The winner is the team that accumulates the most points before the end of the game.
There are some variations such as 'last man standing murderball' and 'one point per hospitalisation'
by Stef January 7, 2005
