by Urban Dictionary May 11, 2006
1. implies a conspiracy, like a conspiracy theorist. In reference to the book "The Da Vinci Code."
2. a reference to Leonardo da Vinci: scientist, inventor, and artist.
3. to hack or grok.
2. a reference to Leonardo da Vinci: scientist, inventor, and artist.
3. to hack or grok.
1. "I don't mean to start getting all Da Vinci..."
2. Da Vinci was a genius of the Enlightenment.
3. "I da vinci my muthafuken way through school."
2. Da Vinci was a genius of the Enlightenment.
3. "I da vinci my muthafuken way through school."
by Delig November 23, 2005
Dudess, that was AWESOME!
In a White House ceremony last night, President Bush said hello to the "dudes and dudesses" from the US Winter Olympic Team.
In a White House ceremony last night, President Bush said hello to the "dudes and dudesses" from the US Winter Olympic Team.
by Meach September 11, 2003
A good response to "how are you?" If you're really livin' the dream, hold your right hand up in a "rokk!" symbol (same as sign language for "I love you"). If you are hyper-livin', hold up both hands.
Can be shortened to "livin' it."
Can be shortened to "livin' it."
Q: Hey, Gina, how are you?
A: I'm livin' the dream.
Q: Baby Helen, what's up?
A: (both hands up in "rokk!" formation) Livin' it!
A: I'm livin' the dream.
Q: Baby Helen, what's up?
A: (both hands up in "rokk!" formation) Livin' it!
by EllenMuehlberger May 05, 2006
When you park your car in a very large parking lot and have to practically take a tram to get back to it. Each section of the parking lot at Walt Disney World is labeled by character names, and Goofy is the section farthest from the ticket center. Similar to BFE.
by justageekboy May 03, 2006
me: I just bought a new car!
Greg: I know, I bought a new car and a house.
me: Come on Greg, you don't have to lie to kick it.
Greg: I know, I bought a new car and a house.
me: Come on Greg, you don't have to lie to kick it.
by LaDizzle Mix May 02, 2006
1. A phrase used as a formal declaration of defeat. For example: "Kenneth replied 'yo mama' when he realized he could not counter his opponent's point."
2. The principle part of a "Yo Mama" joke, usually entailing a description of your mother being so "something" that "something" occurred as a result.
2. The principle part of a "Yo Mama" joke, usually entailing a description of your mother being so "something" that "something" occurred as a result.
1. Amy: You're so ugly!
Gwen: Yeah, well so's YO MAMA!
2. "Yo mama so fat, the last time she saw 90210 was on a scale!"
"Yo mama so dumb, she thought a quarterback was a refund."
Gwen: Yeah, well so's YO MAMA!
2. "Yo mama so fat, the last time she saw 90210 was on a scale!"
"Yo mama so dumb, she thought a quarterback was a refund."
by Ben September 11, 2003