To sit in a library for a countless amount of time, attempting to do Bible Homework, but really just discussing every day life.
by President Manahan November 30, 2011
1) The Hebrew and Aramaic scriptures of Judaism (Old Testament) and Greek scriptures of Christianity (New Testament). 2) The holy scriptures of a particular religion, i.e. the Qur'an in Islam. 3) A work of great authority in an area of study.
by LudwigVan November 13, 2003
1a: The holy book of the Christian religion.
1b: The sacred book of Judaism.
2: A very inspiring book in any particular field.
1b: The sacred book of Judaism.
2: A very inspiring book in any particular field.
1: While "The Bible" is often used to refer solely to the Holy Book of the Christian religion, the world actually has several meanings. In fact a more accurate description could be to describe the Christian Bible as "A bible" or "The Christian Bible" rather than just "The Bible".
2: "Tennis For Dummies is my Personal Tennis Bible!"
2: "Tennis For Dummies is my Personal Tennis Bible!"
by Save May 25, 2005
4 books of acid
10 hits is in a strip
10 strips in a book
4 books in a bible
guaranteed to screw you up
10 hits is in a strip
10 strips in a book
4 books in a bible
guaranteed to screw you up
by joe goo September 6, 2008
(NOTE: this entry defines only "small-b" bible, since too many users on this site use definitions of "capital-B" Bible to argue the merits of Christianity vs. atheism.)
1. A book considered authoritive in its field.
2. The canon of any fictional work, such as a motion picture or a series of related novels; the history and "laws of reality" in a given fictional setting.
1. A book considered authoritive in its field.
2. The canon of any fictional work, such as a motion picture or a series of related novels; the history and "laws of reality" in a given fictional setting.
1. James Fixx's _Running_ is the jogger's bible.
2. By the time _I Dream of Jeannie_ was filmed in color, Sidney Sheldon must have edited the show's bible: older episodes sometimes show Jeannie escaping from her bottle independently, but newer ones imply that she never could.
2. By the time _I Dream of Jeannie_ was filmed in color, Sidney Sheldon must have edited the show's bible: older episodes sometimes show Jeannie escaping from her bottle independently, but newer ones imply that she never could.
by Ingeborg S. Nordén May 4, 2006
by reddragon2410 October 5, 2008
Person 1: "I read the bibl today."
Person 2: "It's spelled 'bible' you shitface."
Person 3: "Pwned."
Person 2: "It's spelled 'bible' you shitface."
Person 3: "Pwned."
by Cyrant November 27, 2006