a unit for measuring beauty in comparison to absolute perfection which is one allison-unit. also known as an "a-unit"

The batch of kids graduating from SHS in 2014. Almost all the girls rub miracle grow on their tits and all the guys talk about are COD and their $250 Nike kicks. Many of the girls are pothead sluts and like to wear bodycon dresses and others like to wear yoga pants everyday. During the Freshman swim unit half of the girls pretended they are allergic to chlorine or that they're on their 'normally irregular period'. When Modern Warfare 2 came out, half the boys ditched school, some for a whole week.

The M1 Abrams Main Battle Tank (MBT) is the namesake of the late General Creighton W. Abrams, former Army Chief of Staff and commander of the 37th Armored Battalion. It is the backbone of the armored forces of the United States military, and several of US allies as well. The purpose of this vehicle is to provide mobile firepower for armored formations of sufficient capability to successfully close with and destroy any opposing armored fighting vehicle in the world, while providing protection for it's crew in any conceivable combat environment. It is capable of engaging the enemy in any weather, day or night on the multi-dimensional, non-linear battlefield using its firepower, manuever, and shock effect. The Abrams Tank System synchronizes its high tempo, distributed manuever via its digitized situational awareness and the fusion of onboard and remote battlefield sensors. Production of M1A1 tanks for the US Army is complete. Over 8,800 M1 and M1A1 tanks have been produced for the US Army and Marine Corps, an the armies of Egypt, Saudi Arabia and Kuwait. Production of new M1A1 and M1A2 Abrams tanks is in its final phase for Foreign Military Sales. Three versions of the Abrams tank are currently in service the original M1 model, dating from the early 1980s, and two newer versions, designated M1A1 and M1A2. The M1A1 series, produced from 1985 through 1993, replaced the M1’s 105mm main gun with a 120mm gun and incorporated numerous other enhancements, including an improved s...

Unit of attractiveness, commonly used to measure the sexiness of a woman. Derived from the pole vaulter Allison Stokke, whose candid photo taken at an athletic meet became an internet sensation. One stokke is defined as the hotness of Allison Stokke. Prefixes (mega-, micro-, etc.) can be applied.