To break the hymen, the membranous fold of tissue that partly or completely occludes the external vaginal orifice. Busting the taco, usually taking place during sexual intercourse, signifies the defloration of a girl.
Also, to pop the cherry.
Also, to pop the cherry.
After a very romantic dinner at Taco Bell, David turned to Julie, his fiance, and said, "I want to bust your taco."
by Kevin January 05, 2004
when your ass is wet and you sit down for a while but by the time you get up the panty is stuck in your asshole so u have to get it outta ur ass
by Kevin February 04, 2004
As Dallas Green once said :"sorry i didnt hear you, i was busy dying in the corner, those last three words destroyed ever inch of me yet you keep speaking."
by kevin July 29, 2004
by Kevin August 05, 2004
The pronunciation of the phrase ROFLMAO. Roffelmayoh is generally used to parody those who do use ROFLMAO. It can be followed by a lot of exclamation marks, with the occasional '1' thrown in, and even better, the word 'one'. See roffel, see roffle
That was a PHUNNEY site! Roffelmayoh!!!!111oneone11one1one11!!!
by Kevin August 05, 2003
Harry Potter fan's pet-form (if you will) of Lord Voldemort, the villian of the series. Used in refering to the Dark Lord in a casual or capricious way, which we can do because we're not terrified of him like the wizarding world of the books is (no wizard in the books would dare utter the name "Voldy", because it would be the rough equivalent of calling Hitler "Hitley" or something---basically, it just wouldn't fly). Also probably used because "Voldy" is a lot shorter than "Voldemort".
Then we discover that he could have possibly been in Harry's place if Voldy would have marked him instead of Harry.
by Kevin July 25, 2004
To everyone else: A covering for the head.
To parents: A magical cham that prevents people from getting colds.
To parents: A magical cham that prevents people from getting colds.
Mom: Where's your hat?
Me: I wear a hood
Mom: That's not good enough
(tanslation: nothing but a hat can ward off the evil of colds)
Me: I wear a hood
Mom: That's not good enough
(tanslation: nothing but a hat can ward off the evil of colds)
by Kevin February 20, 2006