Magician, illusionist, trickster.
One with fast hands like a street magician.
Probably from the Italian presto(fast)
and Latin digitus (fingers).
One with fast hands like a street magician.
Probably from the Italian presto(fast)
and Latin digitus (fingers).
David Blaine is one of the greatest prestidigitators of all time!!
Oooh i'm sooo impressed...you must be a prestidigitator!
That damn prestidigitator took me for three grand!!!
Oooh i'm sooo impressed...you must be a prestidigitator!
That damn prestidigitator took me for three grand!!!
by thedzone October 02, 2009
A totally cool little character from the old Felix the Cat cartoon on TV: He used his booming voice to blow holes through mountains.
Felix: Hey Vavoom this path stops here can you help?
Vavoom: Vavoooooooooom!!!!!!!!!!
Felix: Thanks Vavoom!
Vavoom: Vavoooooooooom!!!!!!!!!!
Felix: Thanks Vavoom!
by thedzone October 06, 2009
Fun term for a male who acts like a pervert but it can be used in jest. Probably because so many people have weird uncles.
Not quite as bad as calling someone a Chester the Molester.
codger, weirdo, Chester, perv.
Not quite as bad as calling someone a Chester the Molester.
codger, weirdo, Chester, perv.
by thedzone October 01, 2009
Older term used when you forget or don't know the name of something. Same as saying whatchamacallit.
Quick hand me that thingamabobber!
You mean the screwdriver?
Ya!
We used to have fun on that watchamacallit.
The roller coaster?
Ya!
You mean the screwdriver?
Ya!
We used to have fun on that watchamacallit.
The roller coaster?
Ya!
by thedzone October 12, 2009
Was neither underground nor a railroad. It was the different ways that Southern slaves escaped their masters by getting help from abolitionists to lead them to freedom in the North. Made famous by Harriet Tubman.
Toby: We gots ta gets free I her da massa's call!
Chicken George: Hopes we kan finds hep in da underground railroad!
Chicken George: Hopes we kan finds hep in da underground railroad!
by thedzone October 07, 2009
Neanderthalic chant that is heard from the audience or fans of Jerry Springer. Always repeated for emphasis when something wacky and zany is going to happen...like a cat fight.
Floozy #1 She gots ta gets away from my man!
Floozy #2 No, I ain't gonna, he's mine!
Jerry Springer: Uh oh...sounds like trouble!
Crowd: Jerry! Jerry! Jerry!
Floozy #2 No, I ain't gonna, he's mine!
Jerry Springer: Uh oh...sounds like trouble!
Crowd: Jerry! Jerry! Jerry!
by thedzone October 03, 2009
Back in the good old days, some Jack in the Box workers would throw in a free gift like a balloon after you ordered food. Later you could buy items of their now forgotten characters: Onion Ring Thing, Hambugermeister, Small Fry, Secret Sauce Agent and Jack.
by thedzone October 07, 2009