Urban Dictionary
A phrase that a guy says to a girl loudly in a public place to attempt to embarrass that girl. This is usually sarcastic and said to a complete stranger who wants to ask a guy something simple.
The phrase originates from the movie "Billy Madison" when Adam Sandler's character makes an ass of himself while trying to fit in in high school...
The phrase originates from the movie "Billy Madison" when Adam Sandler's character makes an ass of himself while trying to fit in in high school...
by Dassh October 3, 2004
Get the no I won't make out with youmug. Attaining a position with noteworthy speed.
Originates from Billboard Magazine's practice of putting a bullet sign in front of chart entries that have moved from one position to another with notable speed.
Originates from Billboard Magazine's practice of putting a bullet sign in front of chart entries that have moved from one position to another with notable speed.
From High Fidelity: "congratulations Laura, you made it to the top five. Number five, with a bullet, welcome.
by I Shot The Prom Queen February 11, 2006
Get the With A Bulletmug. by James. June 24, 2004
Get the diamond in the backmug. 1) somebody who works in or for the media who ensures that the public understands things from a certain perspective.
2) a radio station DJ, or MC at a club or event.
2) a radio station DJ, or MC at a club or event.
1) we think that the spin doctors at the local TV station helped the mayor win the election.
2) the club boom anniversary party spin doctor was awesome!
2) the club boom anniversary party spin doctor was awesome!
by Bungalow Bill July 1, 2004
Get the spin doctormug. To look over the shoulder(s) of a person with whom you are currently engaged in conversation to see if you can find someone 'better' to talk to.
Connotes a lack of interest in the current interlocutor and/or in what they are currently saying, and displays a desire to, if possible, upgrade to 'someone better' (e.g. of higher social status, better looks, etc.).
Connotes a lack of interest in the current interlocutor and/or in what they are currently saying, and displays a desire to, if possible, upgrade to 'someone better' (e.g. of higher social status, better looks, etc.).
While engaged in a conversation with a person at a party, you could be accused of (or at least suspected to be) "shoulder surfing" if you look over his/her shoulder(s) to check out who else is in attendance.
by p.s. February 8, 2006
Get the shoulder surfingmug. "He kissed me last night, right after he brushed his teeth. It tasted horrible"
"Minty eh? That's a colgate kiss for you"
"Minty eh? That's a colgate kiss for you"
by LayanaGuthrum February 8, 2006
Get the Colgate Kissmug. I need to make sure you have my primary digits. I don't want to get all calls from you on my cellular.
by Paul August 23, 2004
Get the primary digitsmug.