sitebuster 

An online video that garners so much traffic in a short amount of time that it leads the server hosting it to crash.

Joss Whedon's Dr. Horrible was a real sitebuster.

sitebuster by Mr. Brady Brim-DeForest August 21, 2008

sitebuster 

An online video that when released attracts so much traffic that it crashes your site, the same way a blockbuster movie sells out theaters.

"Dr. Horrible should prove to be a profitable venture in the end, and will probably establish itself as the 'sitebuster' hit of the summer..." – Tubefilter

sitebuster by Tubefilter August 18, 2008

sidebust 

Pertaining to graffiti, when a toy hits a wall that has already been burned by an established writer, to make it look like they know each other, in an attempt to gain some credibility

If you sidebust, you just might get your ass beat.

sidebust by Take1 December 14, 2008

sidebuster 

somebody who always tries to include themself in a conversation.

that fool joe is a sidebuster.

sidebuster by fotweny November 9, 2004

Spinebuster 

In pro wrestling, a spinebuster is a move that involves a wrestler picking up his opponent, spinning, then finally slamming them down onto their back, or spine.

"CW Anderson finishes with a spinebuster."

Spinebuster by Sezril February 2, 2004

shinbuster 

A type of lighting fixture commonly used in dance and theatrical performances. It is mounted on the ground and at just the right height to crack your shin into, hence the name.

Jim totally got creamed by that shinbuster during last night's rehearsal.

shinbuster by lorem ipsum December 8, 2009

Spinebuster 

The Spinebuster is a professional wrestling move developed by Arn Anderson. It starts with a wrestler lifting his opponent with his arms with the opponent's gut on the wrestler's shoulder. From here, the wrestler spins 180 degrees, pulling his opponent's legs while apparently kneeling and pushing the opponent with his shoulder to slam the opponent by the back in the mat. This move is commonly used against charging opponents.

Other wrestlers do not spin 180 degrees and simply execute the slam. Due to this non-spinning version, to avoid confusion, the original Spinebuster is sometimes billed as the Spinning Spinebuster. There is also a Running Spinebuster, where a wrestler runs to an opponent, lifts the opponent up while running and slams him just like in the non-spinning Spinebuster.

Batista showed great raw power when he hit Viscera with a Spinebuster.

Spinebuster by Jaime Quevedo April 16, 2006