This is when a male has a female in the doggie style position and proceeds to strategically place a thumb into the females rectum. The position looks similar to a football quarterback under center, hence the name.
-While I was banging the one chick, my buddy had her sister in the Bart Starr.
-I was hittin my girl from behind and decided to kick it up a notch by putting my thumb in my mouth, then dropping the Bart Starr on her ass.
-I was hittin my girl from behind and decided to kick it up a notch by putting my thumb in my mouth, then dropping the Bart Starr on her ass.
by J.C.Price May 5, 2009
by Bowchikabowow November 13, 2020
Outrageously funny and criminally underrated American actor whose subtle humor contributed to the hilarity of hit-movies Knocked Up, Superbad, and Adventureland, in which he co-starred; he is most famous and beloved for his role as the irresistibly likable geek Bill Haverchuck on 1999-2000 television dramedy Freaks and Geeks.
A genius at physical comedy, Martin Starr can keep audiences enthralled and in stitches using only awkward motions, goofy looks and gestures, and an uncommonly childlike curiosity concerning his surroundings.
by GeekTeach81 August 12, 2009
The drummer for the 60s/early 70s band The Beatles. Gets a whole lotta crap because he was the only nonsuccessful post-Beatles musician. The most amazing cult/ hipster figure EVER.
Hipster: I love Ringo Starr. He made The Beatles.
Prep: No. It was all John Lennon and Paul McCartney.
Hipster:your lameness depresses me.
Prep: No. It was all John Lennon and Paul McCartney.
Hipster:your lameness depresses me.
by newyorknewyork15 November 15, 2009
Original bassist for metal/"grunge" band Alice in Chains. Recorded on the albums Facelift and Dirt as well as the EP's We Die Young and SAP. Replaced by former Ozzy Osbourne bassist Mike Inez after Dirt.
by Dugan March 15, 2005
The only British member of the Mexican rock and roll band The Braceros. Originally from Liverpool, England Gringo played the sitar in a band that originated the "Mercy Sound." The band quickly replaced him when they found another sitarist who could also play the drums. Undettered, Gringo moved to Mexico City and learned how to play drums. There he met three other lads, Juan, Paulo, and Jorge. The band eventually had a string of smashes including "¡Oye güey!" (roughly translated into "Hey Dude" in English) that was the first 8+ minute rock song on Mexican radio.
¡Qué poca madre! Did you see Gringo Starr on that sitar at last night's concert at Che Stadium, he was amazing!
by Mujibar O'Conner September 4, 2011