One who wages a holy war against the evil that is cheddar cheese.

This word is commonly used in the suburb of Kew, Melbourne. Meaning vile, vulgar or foul.

1.) Something so foul and horrific that no man in sight would dare approach it.

2.) The fullest degree of ugly.

A smell of foul that you absolutely can't take.

something that taste absolutely foul or disgusting can also be said out of anger a subsitute for( noncence )or( bullshit)

1. A form of entertainment most commonly associated with being presented in Tijuana, in which (usually) men pay to observe a male donkey have sex with a female human.

2. A popular Oregon radio show, broadcast from Eugene with a transmitter powerful enough to be heard even outside the state depending on how good the receiving radio is (Vancouver, WA is an example). Syndicated in Medford (south of Eugene) at night time, though the hours the show is actually done is 2-6 PM. Broadcast on 101.5 KFLY FM, the show plays little music compared to most FM radio, and is mainly composed of the two co-hosts Tanner and Drew sharing their often humorous opinions and satires of current events and people currently in the news; as well as other commonly done humor-based radio bits. They refer to their listeners as throbbits (from a pornographic parody of Lord of the Rings).

1) In chemistry, a term used to describe any molecule held together by a chain of carbon atoms.

2) Used to describe the characteristics of a living system (for example a creature's body or an entire habitat) consisting of smoothly running interacting parts and shaped by the processes of Darwinian evolution.

3) As an analogy in the creative process, used to describe a work such as a novel or movie script made in such a way that the various parts developed as they were written/painted/whatever, one from another, rather than sticking rigidly to a preconceived plan.

4) In popular culture, a term applied in line with the most rabid intentions of New Age pseudoscience, ultimately from the mouths of people who would like to have scientists burned at the stake. Much favoured by people who use chemical as an unqualified snarl word. Artificial fertilisers are decried as poison, despite the fact that they contain the same chemical compounds that plants derive from "natural" fertilisers; if these compounds were real poisons, our biosphere would have been in serious doo-doo long ago. Anything coming from a lab is allegedly ipso facto evil and foul, ev...