candy's definitions

dip stck

Dip is when he dips his stick inher ice cream!

Her:You would dip your stick in anyone's ice cream
Him:Yea my sticks good in anyone's ice cream but yours!

by candy April 4, 2005

shnoodles

A concluding remark or gesutre at parting. Another way of saying "good-bye"

Talk to you soon hon, Shnoodles!

by Candy July 30, 2004

Ve

Means to take without permission, or (DeBo)
Veed- Past
Ve`ing- Present
Ve - Future

Trey always ve Gerald's tools.

by Candy November 16, 2003

shna

That's what she said

a girl says to you,
"thats a really ugly hat"
then your friend comes up and says,
"thats a really ugly hat"
you say,
"Shna!", indicating the girl

by Candy February 13, 2004

bernie

A bernie is someone who obsessively fake tans. These people can be identified by their fried, pumpkin colored skin. Commonly, they also have fried blonde hair.

The homecoming queen at your high school. Tara Reid is a celebrity example.

by candy November 1, 2004

emo child

Someone who thinks their emo but, in truth, is a complete wannabe emo poser. Always wears jeans and black shirts and listens to bands that aren't actually emo such as Green Day. Calls everybody else posers and tells people to "leave emo to the emo kids". Hangs out with people from other towns because no one in her own likes them and is only in 8th grade. Knows all the words to songs such as Jesse McCartney's "Beautiful Soul" and Kelly Clarkson's "Since U Been Gone".

That emo child was going on about how she was the only emo kid in the whole school when there really are none.

by Candy March 28, 2005

Jelly Bracelets

I haven't heard about jelly bracelets until I read about on AOL's teen website. I did a little research, and now I do know what they are. A jelly bracelet is just what it says it is. A bracelet. The only people that seem to be making it about sex is adults. Don't ban them from everyone because one kid fucked all the boys/girls in the school because they pulled on a certain color.It's not that big of a deal. They might be a fashion statement, but I don't wear them. To tell the truth, I haven't seen them. And if I did, I wouldn't waste my money on them. For those who do wear them, keep wearing them. If you know you're not doing the wrong thing, you're doing fine. The main people who will recieve the greatest impact from this are the ones that are giving head and so on. Keep on with the bracelets.

Black, blue, red, orange, purple, etc. They're all colors of the rainbow. Nothing else.

by Candy December 13, 2003