Urban Dictionary
Man, i must have been time travelling. I remember getting to the party last night, but how did i end up in my bed today?
by Getz December 23, 2003

Similar to owned and pwned. To prevail heavily over an opponent in some form of competetive sense, such as a verbal argument or physical confrontation; mostly used in a one word sentence fragment.
by nxm December 16, 2003

That pimped out car is ridic!
by NaTasha** December 28, 2005

Something that spoils or ruins an otherwise enjoyable event, esp. when in relation to ruining a drunken or drug-induced high.
We were having a great time at the party until Jim puked all over the floor. That was a major buzzkill.
I was jerking off and then my dad walked in, god what a buzzkill.
I was jerking off and then my dad walked in, god what a buzzkill.
by Bart Wilkins March 25, 2003

As a verb, it is used to describe a future action in which one exceeds the normal outcome. For example: If you are about to eat more food than average, you might say "I am going to get big in the kitchen." Can be used in a variety of ways: in reference to eating, fighting, taking a test, anything.
Somebody just got big in the bathroom.
I am going to get big in the andrology lab today.
Get big with that panhandler.
I'm hungry as shit, let's get big.
I am going to get big in the andrology lab today.
Get big with that panhandler.
I'm hungry as shit, let's get big.
by bro-zeph December 26, 2005

Someone who yearns for the the way things were "Back In The Good Old Days" and automatically assumes that way on which they imprinted was the-way-it-should-be. Bitgods are not always incorrect in that belief -- but they are autonomic about it and haven't thought it through. The word is the acronym for "Back In The Good Old Days".
* - Flintstone was a real bitgod about pop music; having been a teen during the 80s, she thought everything that came after Duran Duran was crap.
* - The Bitgods mourned free agency in baseball because by freeing ballplayers from indentured servitude it created a market rate for their services, and that raised ticket prices.
* - When public TV started showing commercials for sponsors, the Bitgods complained.
* - The Bitgods mourned free agency in baseball because by freeing ballplayers from indentured servitude it created a market rate for their services, and that raised ticket prices.
* - When public TV started showing commercials for sponsors, the Bitgods complained.
by jeff angus November 8, 2005

The aftermath of the Christmas celebrations.
by Eldarion December 24, 2005
