It refers to that which is not a real person. The finest of all Creighton dwellers. Although IT is not a real person, it teases men greatly. One commonly encounters it basking in the sails of Abricrombie and Fitch, listening to John Mayer, buying hummus, not getting in violent activities, or sporting a sunhat at a Jason Mraz concert. It's interests includes organic foods, white objects, organic foods, Boulder, lattes, and the Beatles.

not clam-diggers, not pedal-pushers, not floods, not capris, not culottes, not knickerbockers, not breeches, not bermuda shorts, not pencil pants, just shpantz. When wearing shpants, one might hear the questions "buy me last pape, mistah?"

oldschool way of saying pants.

Old nic-name for a New Yorker. Comes from the days when it was New Amsterdam and the ruling Dutch wore knickers for pants. Since these were so commonly seen on the streets there, the name was then applied to the residents. Source of New York Knicks basketball team name as well.

To masturbate while in class.

Especially if you are sweating like a whore in church and screwing your face up as if you are constipated.

See also classturbation.

Pronunciation of "Knickerbocker", dropping the "er" sound for the "ah" sound of street slang.

The term "Knickerbocker" refers to a New Yorker. The origin of this term is from the NBA's New York Knicks francise. The team was originally called the New York Knickerbockers, which was later shortened to "New York Knicks".

Kodona is literally the boys solution to the popular japanese 'lolita' fashion. It involves wearing a style similar to what victorian boys wore. Including masculine blouses and shirts, knickerbockers, short trousers, knee high socks, top hats and newsboy caps. This is also what some girls use when they don't want to dress 'up like a victorian doll'.