Alisa's definitions

nouning

The process of turning a word into a noun. Technically, the process is different than gerunds because the results are slang, not real words. It's also possible to noun things that are already nouns.

See also verbing

"how about some smokeage, buuhdy?"
-nouning a verb
"coolness"
-nouning an adjective

"Hey, pass me some beerage, dude"
-nouning a noun

by Alisa May 13, 2005

mormon

People who believe in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints; also (less accurately) known as the Mormon religion. Being Christian, (for they believe in and accept Christ as their Savior, and also strive to live a Christ-centered and Christ-like life), they also believe that Jesus Christ is what the Bible says He is: the son of God the Father. They do not believe in the Trinity, but rather the Godhead: that God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit are physically seperate but one in purpose. Many Mormons live in Utah, but the religion is practiced throughout the world. They believe in the Bible and also the Book of Mormon. They believe that the church of Jesus Christ (the same church/religion that Christ established when He came to this world) was restored to its fullness by Joseph Smith through the power of God for the preparation of the Second Coming of Christ.

Mormons are people too, yo.

by Alisa February 21, 2005

RGB

Reverse Gravity Bong. Used to smoke weed out of, and it gives you the feeling of anti-gravity.

Damn I took 1 puff from the RGB and i kept falling down every 5 seconds because of the fucked up gravity

by Alisa September 26, 2005

sketch

1)un-chill, possible cops, un-safe, easy to get caught doing shit.
2)a flaky person, 2-faced person.

"This place is too sketch to smoke"
"He's so sketch, he told me we would hangout today but he never called"

by Alisa September 4, 2006

myjellybean

The best place for girls to go!!

OMG all the girls on myjellybean are awsome! I love all you jellybeaners!! :-D

by Alisa August 1, 2004

alisa

Means "Joy" in Hebrew. Female name.

We named our child Alisa because she brought us joy.

by Alisa April 30, 2004

G-Dogg

A good friend, sometimes used when greeting

"What up G-Dog!"

by Alisa September 18, 2003