1) In any action movie or video game where a mook is killed in a manner that is stylish and unneccasarily flashy manner.
2) A killing made with a pistol in each hand.
From Hong Kong director John Woo whose trade marks are stylized violence and two fisted pistols.
2) A killing made with a pistol in each hand.
From Hong Kong director John Woo whose trade marks are stylized violence and two fisted pistols.
by Andy Galuska May 13, 2004
An absolute failure. Especially one who is repeatedly given a chance but fails regardless.
Also can be used as miered.
From Seattle Seahawk quarterback Rick Mier.
Also can be used as miered.
From Seattle Seahawk quarterback Rick Mier.
The DARE program is another government mier.
The Bush Administration really miered its foriegn policy.
The Bush Administration really miered its foriegn policy.
by Andy Galuska May 13, 2004
1) Distinctly weak.
2) Feminine.
3) A failure.
From the Seattle Seahawks former quarterback John Kitna.
Opposite of hassleback
2) Feminine.
3) A failure.
From the Seattle Seahawks former quarterback John Kitna.
Opposite of hassleback
by Andy Galuska May 13, 2004
1) A celebration of good events marked by pounding two fists together.
2) Consentual giving of props between two people marked with a fist pound.
2) Consentual giving of props between two people marked with a fist pound.
by Andy Galuska May 13, 2004
Anything that is beffiting the traditional sense of masculinty, toughness, or persistance.
From the Seattle Seahawks quarterback Matt Hasselbeck. Especially his repersentation in the Playstation 2 game NFL Street where his ability to establish physical dominance is unmatched.
Also spelled hasselback
From the Seattle Seahawks quarterback Matt Hasselbeck. Especially his repersentation in the Playstation 2 game NFL Street where his ability to establish physical dominance is unmatched.
Also spelled hasselback
After being pinned by a boulder he cut his arm off with a dull pocket knife. That is extremely hasselbeck.
by Andy Galuska May 13, 2004
Doing a donut in an automobile.
by Andy Galuska May 14, 2004
1) To stop complaining and get back to work.
2) To change ones actions to fall in line with traditional masuclinity.
From the term man up with the word hassleback being synonomous with the word man.
2) To change ones actions to fall in line with traditional masuclinity.
From the term man up with the word hassleback being synonomous with the word man.
by Andy Galuska May 13, 2004