Caligula's horse (noun):
An imposter or phony. Someone who holds a position he or she does not deserve.
The Roman emperor Caligula once made his favorite horse a senator.
An imposter or phony. Someone who holds a position he or she does not deserve.
The Roman emperor Caligula once made his favorite horse a senator.
"Man, my English teacher's such a Caligula's horse! I read some of her poetry, and it's blog-awful."
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To cow (verb):
Derived from Bart Simpson's expression, "don't have a cow, man." Essentially, "to cow" is "to bitch" or "to freak." It is often used as a term of derision for ones mother.
Derived from Bart Simpson's expression, "don't have a cow, man." Essentially, "to cow" is "to bitch" or "to freak." It is often used as a term of derision for ones mother.
by Arthur September 28, 2003

Baboonish (adjective):
Relating to the behavior of a baboon. Qualifier to describe wild and irrational actions, particularly while high or drunk.
Relating to the behavior of a baboon. Qualifier to describe wild and irrational actions, particularly while high or drunk.
"Damn, last night Trey ate some shrooms then pissed in the punch bowl."
"Yeah, he acts pretty baboonish when he's messed."
"Yeah, he acts pretty baboonish when he's messed."
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