Mainly a word used by scallies in Manchester to describe something appealing tot them. -not all mancs use it coz i'm a Manc and i dont speak like a twat.
by Dave June 04, 2003

Kevin is a rookie biatch.
by Dave November 14, 2003

*A type of mouse (called a titmouse).
*Breasts.
*What I used to think were nipples. I must have been 10 when I thought we called'em tits, but I grew up and learned that that's what we call breasts. I don't know why. It just sounds appropriate to call nipples tits. I'll never understand this world....geez I better quit defining words this way, I think I'm beginning to like it! O,o
*Breasts.
*What I used to think were nipples. I must have been 10 when I thought we called'em tits, but I grew up and learned that that's what we call breasts. I don't know why. It just sounds appropriate to call nipples tits. I'll never understand this world....geez I better quit defining words this way, I think I'm beginning to like it! O,o
by Dave January 14, 2004

Kommando Spezielkrafte
Almost a successor to the GSG9, the KSK are Germany's elite commando unit that take on international missions.
Almost a successor to the GSG9, the KSK are Germany's elite commando unit that take on international missions.
"KSK, not KKK."
-me
-me
by Dave September 10, 2004

1. Short for Juvenile Court or Detention (aka jail).
2. Short for junior varisty in dealing with a sports team or colorguard and cheerleading, which are not a sports - ie you suck.
2. Short for junior varisty in dealing with a sports team or colorguard and cheerleading, which are not a sports - ie you suck.
Damn after JV practice the cops caught me jackin' a old pos (piece of shit) and now I got to go to my JV hearing where they probably will send me to JV.
by Dave January 23, 2004

A major setting in the Eastern theater of WWII, where almost-infinite Soviets were sent into battle to fend off the invading nazi forces. An entirely urban setting, it was one of the bloodiest scenarios during WWII.
Maybe this is why the Russians call WWII "The Great Patriotic War".
Maybe this is why the Russians call WWII "The Great Patriotic War".
by Dave December 30, 2004

by Dave January 14, 2004
