Definitions by Alan
Guangurro
A type of subculture in parts of Japan, consisting of women who bleach their hair light blonde, wear platform shoes, short skirts and lots of bright colors, regularly visit tanning salons, and apply makeup to darken their faces. The word literally means "blackened face" in Japanese. Guangurro often bear a resemblence to Marsha Braidy, from the 1970's sitcom the Brady Bunch. Simmilar in some ways to kogal in that they are most often somewhat conservative.
G-men
Term for the FBI, CIA and other government intelligence agents.
The name comes from a 1930's movie glorifying the efforts of government agents in their fight against organised crime.
The name comes from a 1930's movie glorifying the efforts of government agents in their fight against organised crime.
Boojum chaser
One who spends inordinate ammounts of energy and time trying to attack a precieved enemy which does not exist. A UFO expert, paranormal investigator or one who rants and rails constantly about how communism is still a threat to our very way of life.
Boojum chaser by Alan May 9, 2004
Mud eater
Derogatory term for an extremely biggoted person from the South, who acts in a condescending or even threatening way towards anyone not of Anglo-Saxon, Anglo-Celtic ancestry.
Word often used by Blacks, who have the misfortune of running into someone who is biggoted.
The term originates from the practice in some Southern states of eating kaolin, a kind of clay which is said to ease digestion.
Word often used by Blacks, who have the misfortune of running into someone who is biggoted.
The term originates from the practice in some Southern states of eating kaolin, a kind of clay which is said to ease digestion.
Uncle Sam
The federal government.
spooks
1. Careful on this phone line, there could be spooks listening in.
2. I heard this place was crawling with spooks, some kind of weapon of mass destruction is being sold or something.
2. I heard this place was crawling with spooks, some kind of weapon of mass destruction is being sold or something.