Used in the movie "In Her Shoes." Refers to a man who buys a woman a drink in a bar exclusively to get into her pants. "Cuervo" deriving from the popular tequila brand "Jose Cuervo," and "Carl" being a common male name for any douche bag that goes to a bar to pick up women.
The only reason you're drunk right now is because Cuervo Carl wouldn't leave us alone.
Hello, might I buy you fine ladies a drink?
Oh piss off, Cuervo Carl!
Hello, might I buy you fine ladies a drink?
Oh piss off, Cuervo Carl!
by Balfdor July 01, 2007

Reaching the pinnacle of creative expression in one's chosen endeavor. Sort of like how we identify Neo in The Matrix.
Dan was so inspired to paint something that he blasted off on the canvas with every idea that came to mind.
Mike was so desperate to get on the other side of the river that he had to blast off in one magnificent leap.
Mike was so desperate to get on the other side of the river that he had to blast off in one magnificent leap.
by Balfdor October 11, 2006

An elite mercenary force of ambiguous origin and purpose from the game Final Fantasy VIII, based in Balamb Garden as well as Galbadia Garden. Known to be led by a gunblade-toting, introverted 17-year-old virgin named Squall.
by Balfdor May 13, 2007


An ignorant phrase used by adolescents to refer to the bindi, a decorative dot worn on a Hindu woman's forehead.
May also be used to refer to a bulbous pimple on someone's forehead.
May also be used to refer to a bulbous pimple on someone's forehead.
by Balfdor December 30, 2006

by Balfdor January 11, 2007

by Balfdor December 03, 2006
