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anikkitosis

A medical condition in which a person toes grow as large as their feet, a self esteem lowering condition that may make you put a horses tail on your head, make up words and dress to embarass your kid.

Damn, She's got anikkitosis.

watch out for her toes, shes got anikkitosis.

HIDE THE HORSES!, SHES GOT ANIKKITOSIS!

Mom, Please don't come to school, you have anikkitosis!

by . May 16, 2003

Urban Dictionary low-life

One who posts the names of people they don't like on Urban Dictionary and uses it to deride and/or harass them because they are too afraid to confront them in actuality.

I'm posting this kid's name on Urban Dictionary and saying he's a faggot because I'm an Urban Dictionary low-life.

by . March 29, 2003

naumoff

n. slang
term used to discribe one who loves meats, especially steak.

Hey Naumoff!

by . May 2, 2004

vocabularial

in relation to having a cool vocabulary and using it in practice..

Neckros has vocabularial prowess when he says Spitroast..

by . November 28, 2004

Alloy

A leet Art Group, No newbies allowed

"This stuff is good enought for Alloy

by . August 8, 2003

ponderific element

Usually one word that means a bigger thing. Mainly used to summarize and when you don't want to explain something they know. Often leaves the other in a daze of ponder.

Stoner Nick: Dude, last night was crazy.
Jack: Yea man, I'm so friggin tired.
Nick: why?
Jack: Are you serious? Am I going to have to make this a ponderific element for you?
Nick: Ummm, whatever
Jack: one question, When did we leave last night...?{leaves}
Nick: {ponders}...oh... I knew that.

by . May 25, 2006

dola

Its origin lies in internet message boards. The term "dola" means to flagrantly post multiple times in a row (or even reply to your own message). It is widely believed that the intent of these "dola" posts is not to add any content to the subject of discussion, but instead to inflate the post count of the person posting the repeated messages. The term dola is not used in the actual action, but instead refers to the action itself.

<first message> Did you see that game last night? <very next message> Last night's game was the bomb! <very next message> So, did anyone watch or am I all alone here?

by . February 27, 2004