To humorously mock or humiliate someone with a well-timed joke, diss or comeback.
Noun form: the aforementioned joke, diss or comeback.
See also sizzle
Noun form: the aforementioned joke, diss or comeback.
See also sizzle
by Creff von Crinklepants December 28, 2005

to be out of control; way off base. usually deserving of a good slapping or a full-blown ass- kicking.
"Tamika had 7 shots of hennessy last night and tried to get on my man. She was way out of pocket so i smacked the belligierant ho"
by Etiwanda June 05, 2005

by rustizzle August 13, 2005

That boring looking car is a real sleeper with that big turbo hiding under the hood and nary a sticker or scoop to be seen anywhere on it.
by sageoneon March 07, 2003

The Venetian Hotel's shopping concourse has a canal with gondoliers, frescoes, paintings and gold trim everywhere; it is utterly shopulent.
by churl March 20, 2006

"I was impressed by Michael Brown's willingness to accept responsibility for how incompetent everyone else was. He candidly admitted he was too trusting, too able, too overskilled to deal with all the retards around him. Overall, Jon, a heartfelt and stirring you-a culpa."
--Rob Corddry, correspondent on The Daily Show
--Rob Corddry, correspondent on The Daily Show
by BearMuse October 05, 2005

See you later, see you tomorrow, see you soon, see you never, see you in a bit.
Used to indicate that you will see the person later.
From "The Weekenders," a cartoon show where the main character would say it at the end of every show.
Used to indicate that you will see the person later.
From "The Weekenders," a cartoon show where the main character would say it at the end of every show.
by Inferno Reign August 09, 2005
