Dom

n. Short for "Dominant." The dominant person in a BDSM relationship or encounter.

She's looking for a dom who has knowledge of tying complicated knots.

by Bad Grammar Must Die April 16, 2003

Sub

n. Short for "Submissive." The submissive person in a BDSM relationship or encounter.

I'm really more of a sub, myself, but I could learn some dom skills.

by Bad Grammar Must Die April 16, 2003

Jesus freak

n. Someone who displays an unusual or embarrasing amount of enthusiasm for Jesus.

This term was first used in the 1960's in reference to the growing movement of radical, unconventional Christians who often displayed hippie leanings.

Hey, David, if you dance around like that, people are going to start thinking you're some kind of Jesus freak.

by Bad Grammar Must Die April 02, 2003

vanilla

n. The opposite of kinky. Not in any way involved with BDSM.

He was a little more vanilla than I was used to, but we got along fine anyway.

by Bad Grammar Must Die April 16, 2003

kinky

adj. Engaging in some form of BDSM or enjoying nonstandard sexual or sensual stimulation. The opposite of vanilla.

My boyfriend and I are sort of kinky. Last night was great, but I still have rope burns on my wrists.

by Bad Grammar Must Die April 16, 2003

misspelt

v. (past) to have spelt a word incorrectly.

part. (past) having been spelt incorrectly.

This is a rarely used but often preferred (among the pretentious, eclectic, geeky, artsy, or British) spelling of "misspelled."

I hate it when I read advertisements with misspelt words.

by Bad Grammar Must Die April 02, 2003

fundie

n. Short for fundamentalist. A person who generally holds to extremely Protestant-Christian, social/moral right-wing ideas. Often associated with the more evangelical denominations of Christianity.

They're all such fundies, it's hard to have an objective, open-minded discussion about any religious issue.

by Bad Grammar Must Die April 02, 2003