by Al October 28, 2004
1. An exploitation of electronic censorship programs' limmited scope in preventing profane language and letting users enter text at the same time.
by Al October 12, 2003
1. Woman usually seen in the company of rappers, pimps, gang members, etc... This term usually implies that said woman is attractive, but results may vary.
2. Used before "bunny" in an incredibly white, suburban context, usually to reffer to one's spouse.
2. Used before "bunny" in an incredibly white, suburban context, usually to reffer to one's spouse.
1. Sir Mix-A-Lot definitely would've dedicated "Baby Got Back" to his hunny.
2. Hunny-bunny, could you get the champagne? That would be corking.
2. Hunny-bunny, could you get the champagne? That would be corking.
by Al October 27, 2003
1. What the elderly do when they reach a level of senility otherwise defined as "unable to control all physical function".
2. What basketball players do when moving to avoid a travelling violation; akin to "bouncing".
3. What sloppy girls do after finishing fellatio.
2. What basketball players do when moving to avoid a travelling violation; akin to "bouncing".
3. What sloppy girls do after finishing fellatio.
1. That old guy is dribbling applesauce everywhere, and appears to think that I'm his grand-nephew.
2. Shaq is dribbling the ball all over the court.
3. That hooker is dribbling cum all over the motel room.
2. Shaq is dribbling the ball all over the court.
3. That hooker is dribbling cum all over the motel room.
by Al October 27, 2003
by al January 20, 2004
cranky, unco-operative, negative; Synonyms: abusive, annoying, bad-tempered, beastly, bitchy, critical, cruel, despicable, disagreeable, distasteful, evil, fierce, hateful, malevolent, malicious, malign, malignant, ornery, owly, ruthless, sarcastic, sordid, spiteful, squalid, unkind, unpleasant, vicious, vile, wicked
by Al August 23, 2003
This expression was first coined in reference to hastily drawn out, or sketched, building/construction plans, which were uncertain at best and disastrous at worst. The overall thread of meaning is the same, but now applies to morality/legality. On the overall continuim of goodness, things progress, in order: safe, sketchy, shady, outright criminal.
Getting wasted and gambling away half your paycheck in Nevada may be legal, but its definitely sketchy.
by Al February 26, 2004